If you have ever lived with, or even just met a cat, then you already know that these furry pals may be hard to read. Unlike dogs, cat don’t wear their every emotion on their sleeves; however, they do wear them on their face and tail; you just have to know how to interpret it. Read on to discover what your cat is trying to say, it may just save you from getting an annoyed swat or a nasty nip from your feline friend. Tell Tail Signs One of the best ways to tell what your cat is thinking and...
Cats are clean animals by nature, so this is good news if you are thinking about getting a cat as a companion. A cat will not only bathe themselves, but they seem to have a natural ability and understanding of how the litter box works. However, there are times (and cats) that just don’t seem to get the whole concept of using an indoor bathroom facility. For those of you who have one of these cats or are just concerned about getting a cat and potty training it, here are some tips to help you along the way. Kitten Training...
It is a myth that cats and dogs cannot cohabitate in the same household, or even, in fact, become friends. However this is going to take a lot of patience and understanding, along with time and training on both the cat and the dog’s part. To make the transition of introducing a new dog to your cat, we have put together some helpful tips to make the process go as smoothly as possible. Play, Prey or Avoid? Dogs usually react to cats in one of three ways; play, prey or avoid. This can be dependant on the breed, size, age...
I`m not sure any other animal on the planet has as many myths swirling around it as our feline friends do. Some of these myths have been around for ages and over time have only gained strength in their validity. However, some of these tall-tales are just plain silly and can be potentially harmful to cats. Let`s explore some of the most common myths that cats have to deal with. Black Cats Are Bad Luck This is my biggest cat-peeve and has been the cause of many black felines being abused and abandoned in the streets and in animal shelters...
They are adorable and fluffy and we want to make them a part of our family, yet when they insist on clawing the furniture, their cuteness can wear thin. Kittens and cats are known for using their claws, it’s just part of their nature. However, there are ways we can keep cats happy without turning our sofas and chairs into torn-up messes. Check out my top tips on stopping a cat from clawing your furniture. Why Cats Scratch Before I go into preventions, lets discuss why cats use their claws – it isn’t to tick you off – clawing for...
