Cats

Cats. Kittens. Kitty. Feline. Pussycat. There are so many names for our cats.  How many pet names do you have for your pet?  Our four legged furry feline friends are always there for us aren’t they?  Then we should be there for them. Everything your cat wants you to know about them. Why do cats behave the way they do?  What do you do about their behavior problems? Is it possible to train a cat? How do I teach my cat to use a litter box? How much do I feed my cat?  Does my cat love me?  How can I train my cat?  Here are the articles every cat owner must read.

cats self grooming, cat licking his paw

Why cats groom themselves and other cats

Cats are well recognized for their cleanliness, and there is no wonder – studies show cats spend about one third of their waking time grooming themselves, other cats, or even dogs. But did you know, grooming goes far beyond the hygienic purposes? In this article, we are going to explain you why cats groom themselves and other cats.

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sad cat - a sign of pain in cats

How to tell if your cat is in pain

Cats are experts at masking their pain. Of all domesticated animals, they have retained their natural origins the most. This is why, though protected by our civilized world, they have kept the slick skill of not showing their weakness—a thing crucial for survival in the wild, which causes continuous trouble for cat owners who wish only the best for their pets

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Why do cats scratch and what it means for your sofa

Why do cats scratch? At a first glance, this looks like a question, but we all know too well that it’s more a cry of despair. “Oh, why!? Why does my cat scratch? Why can’t he be normal and not destroy my sofa, carpet, doors, table legs and other pieces of furniture – especially the new and expensive ones?!” In this article, let’s delve deeper into the question of why cats need to scratch, what that means for cats living in a household environment, and whether there is any way to help your cat meet the need to scratch while simultaneously retaining the quality of your furniture.

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