Most people adopt cats expecting them to be low maintenance pets. While cats love their mealtimes, they are usually less prone to begging for food than other domesticated animals. There are exceptions to every rule, and some cats take their passion too far and plead for food constantly. If your cat is gluttonous, you need to show your cat that pleasure can be derived from things other than food. Get the cat into a strict […]

Cat owners rarely enjoy a peaceful start to the morning. Most days begin with a cat staring at you, inches from your face. In some cases, cats even appear to headbutt you. Contrary to appearances, this is not an act of aggression. A feline headbutt is known as bunting. Cats have scent glands at the top of the head. By bunting you, the cat is exchanging scents. This is partly to mark you as the […]

Cats have a reputation as low-maintenance pets. This means that some owners are surprised at how needy and demanding felines can be at times. All cats have unique personalities. Some cats may be wholly independent and confident, but others can be clingy and insecure. Cats become clingy and vocal for a range of reasons. The cat may have chronic anxiety or feel insecure due a lack of routine. Ensure your cat is not being bullied […]

Cats are among the stealthiest animals in the world. Felines are born predators, but also aware of their status as potential prey. This ensures that cats are masters of hiding their presence. If a cat does not wish to be detected, it can disappear – even within the home. If your cat has gone missing in the house, start by searching your cat’s favored territory. Look under beds and on closets, and in any empty […]

It’s easy to be offended when a cat yawns when it first sees you. This suggests that your presence bores the cat. In reality, cats yawn at owners for a number of reasons, many of which are highly complementary. A cat will yawn if it feels comfortable and contented. The cat is expressing this relaxation to you, and it’s not easy to gain a cat’s trust. Cats yawn to feed oxygen to their brain. The […]

Cats pooing and urinating in your yard can introduce a range of health concerns connected to germs, bacteria, and parasites. Cats can also ruin your lawn, destroying property and uprooting plants. Whether it’s your own cat or a stray that’s making a mess, cat poop and pee can be a pain. You can prevent stray and neighborhood felines from soiling your yard with unpleasant smells, physical barriers, water, and noise-based deterrents. When it comes to your […]