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There is nothing like the contented purring of a relaxed feline companion, but anxiety in cats can be a real and frequent challenge. It can lead to misbehavior (destruction of property, foregoing the litter box for your bed, excessive calling), or it can lead to physiological and psychological discomfort. Anxiety about going to the vet can cause pet parents to avoid seeking care. [Read more…]
First, some people don’t mind when they find their cat on the kitchen counter, which is OK. However, some people may find this something they prefer their cat does not do. Here are a few tips on keeping your cat off your kitchen counters, desk, or table. [Read more…]
Blake, a Persian cat, with an adorable “grumpy face” was posted online by his owner back in May 2020. Blakes’s account has quickly gained over 10,000 followers on Instagram. Gaining popularity on Reddit as well, “Resting grumpy face, I like,” wrote one redditor. Another said: “That cat has amazing faith in your intelligence. Most cats just assume you are too stupid to understand anything they communicate so they don’t even try.” Blake’s videos feature him demanding treats and attention with a “resting grumpy face”.
Dr. Becky Reynolds in Watertown NY has recently warned cat owners about flea and tick products that were designed for dogs. These flea products contain pyrethrin and pyrethroid which can be poisonous to cats. Dr. Reynolds recently witnessed three cats die due to these poisonous substances. These products are considered safe for dogs, but not cats.
Toonie that cat loves riding on her owner’s kayaks while on vacation in Thailand. Toonie calmly loves watching the scenery and going on outdoor adventures. Her owners think that Toonie thoroughly enjoys kayaking with them. Watch the video here.
Are you a cat lover? Do you love cat stuff? We have a list of unusual and fun cat stuff you will love!
A unique handmade cat mug, created by Ping Hatta – cat memes and tarot cards to enjoy your coffee or tea.
Get cozy with this cat blanket made from fleece, available in any size from a baby blanket to an oversized throw. Lots of fun cat print choices too.
This tea infuser is the cutest kitty and just hangs out by its paws on the rim of your cup while it brews your tea. Reusable, dishwasher safe, and a perfect gift for a tea lover + cat lover.
Spring is here and with it comes showers – keep dry under a stylish cat umbrella by Kate Spade. Lightweight and easy to carry full size umbrella.
Think cat butts are funny? Make the cutest cat butt cookies with this 4 inch cutter or give as a gag gift to add cat humor to someone’s life.
Into tarot card and cats? This cat tarot 78 card set with guidebook is perfect for yourself or a gift for a future seeking cat lover.
Cats aren’t limited to just purring or meowing to communicate – body language is also a huge part of expressing their emotions and mood. Understanding cat tail language can help you understand your cat better and meet their needs. Here are the two ways your cat communicates with its tails – movement and position.
Unlike dogs, cats do not only wag their tails when they are happy. There are other reasons for cat tail movement or wagging.
This means your cat is agitated, aggressive, angry, or feeling threatened.
Your cat feels playful and maybe in a mood to pounce.
This means your cat is excited to see you or another cat.
Your cat may feel irritated or annoyed.
Your cat is most likely dreaming.
Some cats may experience involuntary twitching or tail twitch. The other reason a cat may tail twitch is an extremely rare condition known as feline hyperesthesia syndrome or twitch-skin syndrome.
Like when we hug as humans, cats may wrap their tails around us as a friendly greeting and willingness to interact or bond with them.
Your cat is feeling friendly and confident.
An invitation to interact or your cat is focused on an object of interest.
Your cat is feeling agitated and aggressive; it is best not to try to pet or engage but instead try to neutralize why your cat feels upset.
Your cat is probably scared, angry, or agitated. It is best to leave your cat alone.
Your cat is nervous or submissive. Better to wait for your cat to come to you and be low-key with attention.