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Why Cats Knead

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Why Cats Knead

Why Cats Knead

You look over at your kitty, puzzling at her behavior. She’s pressing her front paws down on her favorite blanket, one after the other, a warm purr rumbling out of her chest. She looks for all the world like she found a satisfying ball of bread dough to knead.  This unique cat behavior is widely […]

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Understand and Appreciate the Wackiest Cat Behavior

Understand and Appreciate the Wackiest Cat Behavior

It’s not just the alliteration that makes the term “crazy cat” ring true. Cats are, or at least have the daily potential to be, in a word, crazy. That’s why we love them! Whether they’re climbing the curtains or waiting to ambush you when you least expect it, cats can be unpredictable and a tad […]

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The Telling Signs of Cat Anxiety

The Telling Signs of Cat Anxiety

Cats are known to feel and exhibit a wide array of emotions, and their behaviors definitely mirror how they feel. For example, a happy, confident cat will simply appear content and satisfied. Likewise, a stressed-out, scared, or anxious cat will conduct themselves in ways that aim for self-preservation and protection. Cat anxiety occurs for many […]

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How to Be Absolutely, Paws-itively Sure You Have a Happy Cat

How to Be Absolutely, Paws-itively Sure You Have a Happy Cat

There’s a lot to consider when it comes to your cat’s health. Of course, you’ll want to be sure they’re eating the right food for their age and lifestyle, exercising every day, and standing up to year round parasites. But to truly address feline wellness, it’s crucial to look at the entire animal. In other […]

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The Importance of Understanding Destructive Cat Behavior

The Importance of Understanding Destructive Cat Behavior

Cats can be mysterious creatures, but if we’re really paying attention their communications are loud and clear. Take scratching, for example. Instead of trying to get your goat, cats are merely answering to a feline instinct to stretch, mark their territory, and liberate the dried up outer sheaths of their claws.  Cats aren’t trying to […]

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Lights, Camera, Action! How to Entertain Your Indoor Cat

Lights, Camera, Action! How to Entertain Your Indoor Cat

Cats can sometimes come off like they’re a little… unimpressed? Indeed, just try to capture your cat’s attention with a string or piece of yarn, only to be greeted with a ‘meh’. While your cat may temporarily convince you that your efforts are nothing short of miraculous, they’ll eventually yawn and simply strut away. In […]

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Understanding Feline Behavior: 4 Things You Do That Your Cat Dislikes 

Understanding Feline Behavior: 4 Things You Do That Your Cat Dislikes 

Whether you’re reflecting on relationships between people or animals, The Beatles may have said it best with their song “All You Need Is Love.”  It’s true that love plays a gigantic role in cat ownership, but a lasting connection must also include Aretha Franklin’s most famous song: “R-E-S-P-E-C-T”. You might think that you’re covering all […]

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Drawing a Line in the Sand: Solving Litter Box Problems

Drawing a Line in the Sand: Solving Litter Box Problems

Not all cat owners enjoy scooping out the litter box, but this daily chore sure beats cleaning up messes made outside the box! Beyond the associated frustration, it can be maddening to get to the bottom of litter box problems. Why does this behavior seem to pop up overnight, and what can be done to […]

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