Cat Loyalty & Memory: How Much Do Cats Remember You?
Do cats miss you? Discover feline loyalty, memory (up to 10 years!), and signs they care. Understand separation anxiety and how cats form loving bonds with their owners. Key cat behavior insights.
Understanding Cat Behavior: Love, Grooming, and Communication
Explore feline behavior: from grooming and scent marking to slow blinks and purring. Learn how cats show affection and interact with humans, plus tips for a happy cat life.
Scared Cat Care: Building Confidence & Reducing Anxiety
Understanding and caring for scared cats requires patience and empathy. Learn how to build confidence, reduce anxiety, and create a safe environment using positive reinforcement & desensitization techniques. Early experiences matter!
Stop Cat Scratching: Furniture & Wall Protection Tips
Protect your furniture! Learn how to stop cats from scratching with scratching posts, deterrents & training. Understand reasons for scratching & redirect behavior effectively. Feliway & Feliscratch solutions.
Cat Peeing Problems: Causes, Solutions & Prevention Tips
Discover why cats pee outside the litter box. Learn about medical, behavioral, and environmental triggers. Find practical solutions for a happier, cleaner home and cat health.
Cat Grooming: Why Cats Lick & Groom Each Other
Cats groom for cleanliness & bonding. Allogrooming starts young, influenced by social structure. Watch for over-grooming, hairballs, & potential health issues. Building bonds between cats is important. (237 characters)
Are Cats Possessive of Their Owners?
An expert in nutrition and behavior, she is now a senior veterinarian for a predominantly companion animal practice in the top of the South Island of New Zealand... View more
10 Fascinating Facts About Your Cat’s Paws
I am concerned though when I read “… when they are overheated and attempting to cool off, they will pant…” When I saw my young & otherwise healthy long-haired cat panting while resting in the shade on a hot summer afternoon in Texas, I called an emergency vet to see if this was normal behavior.