Cat Behavior

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How to Prepare Your Cat for a New Baby: 7 Vet-Approved Tips

How to Prepare Your Cat for a New Baby: 7 Vet-Approved Tips

Cats are not fond of change, which makes it important to help prepare your cat for it. Bringing home a new baby is exciting, but all the sudden changes could b…

Why Do Cats Like Watching Other Animals? Vet-Reviewed Feline Behavior

Why Do Cats Like Watching Other Animals? Vet-Reviewed Feline Behavior

Cats spend a good portion of their day observing their environment. Other animals are of particular interest for felines, whether it is a dog or bird they spot…

Why Do Cats Like Laundry Baskets So Much? Vet-Verified Reasons & Safety Tips

Why Do Cats Like Laundry Baskets So Much? Vet-Verified Reasons & Safety Tips

Finding your cat in a laundry basket isn’t an uncommon experience for cat owners. But why do cats like laundry baskets so much? There are several reasons that…

5 Cat Marking Behaviors: Vet-Reviewed Facts & Prevention

5 Cat Marking Behaviors: Vet-Reviewed Facts & Prevention

Cats may be small, but they are territorial little things. It makes a lot of sense if you think about your cat’s wild ancestors. They were only able to survive…

Why Is My Cat Licking All Her Fur Off? Vet Approved Reasons & Tips

Why Is My Cat Licking All Her Fur Off? Vet Approved Reasons & Tips

Cats are perfectionists in grooming, dedicating plenty of time each day to removing loose hair, dirt, and other debris from their coats. Catching your cat groo…

Why Is My Cat Peeing in Weird Places? 9 Vet-Reviewed Reasons

Why Is My Cat Peeing in Weird Places? 9 Vet-Reviewed Reasons

A cat urinating in inappropriate places is a dilemma for pet owners. One of the reasons some opt for a kitty as a pet is because they use the litter tray. You…

How Can I Stop Obsessive Licking In Cats? Vet-Reviewed Solutions

How Can I Stop Obsessive Licking In Cats? Vet-Reviewed Solutions

Cats groom themselves by licking periodically throughout the day. This behavior is completely normal for felines, in fact they can spend up to half their wakin…

Redirected Aggression in Cats: Vet-Verified Causes & How to Stop It

Redirected Aggression in Cats: Vet-Verified Causes & How to Stop It

Redirected aggression occurs when a cat becomes frightened or overstimulated by something they can't get to or do anything about and then attacks a person or a…