Understanding and Managing Separation Anxiety in Cats: A Guide for Pet Parents Separation anxiety is a well-known issue in dogs but is often misunderstood or overlooked in cats. As a clinical feline behaviourist, I have seen firsthand how distressing this […]
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Pheromone Support for Geriatric Cats Managing Confusion and Anxiety in Aging Felines As our feline companions age, they may face a range of challenges that affect their physical as well as their emotional well-being. One of the most common issues
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When is a Wee a Spray? Knowing the difference between these two functions can assist you in understanding your cat’s welfare needs as the two are very different. Urination is the routine function of emptying the bladder and this is
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Do Cats Kill for Fun? True or False? The statement “Cats kill for fun” is a topic of much debate among pet parents, wildlife enthusiasts, and researchers. To address this claim, it’s important to understand the natural behaviour and instincts
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Why do cats rub their faces and bodies on walls and surfaces? 1 Cats have unique scent glands located all over their body. On the face, there are five facial pheromones which are located on the cheeks, chin, lips and
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