Cat Behavior

Most people, upon getting a new cat or kitten, often envision a cuddly little ball of fur that would be ready and willing to accept affection whenever you chose to give it.

If your cat is not eating, there may be many reasons for this.

Not only can dogs be leashed trained but so too can cats!

Although most household cats will just walk away from you when they have had enough attention and petting from you, other cats may, however, nip at your hand.

One of the most obvious reasons that a cat will no longer use his or her litter box is a medical condition called Feline Urinary Tract Infection (UTI).

Just as in human beings, cats have their own unique type of body language and are actually very good at communicating.

Unfortunately, many cat owners confuse spraying with urinating outside the litter box.

An indoor only cat is generally a much healthier cat than a cat that is allowed outside.

Most cat owners believe that all cats and kittens are cute and cuddly and that apart from the occasional mouse, they wouldn’t hurt a fly.

Moving homes is one of the biggest and most stressful events of most people’s lives. It is the same for cats too!

If your cat is chewing and scratching your house to pieces, he is probably trying to tell you something – that you aren’t meeting his needs!

One of the most common complaints of cat owners is when their cat suddenly decides he doesn’t want to eliminate in his litter box anymore.