Cat Behavior

Have you decided you want a cat in your life? We already discussed good places to get a kitten, however, have you considered adopting an adult cat? There are several advantages to choosing an adult cat, as you will see in the list below. At the same time, getting a kitten is the obvious choice for most cat owners. Let’s find out which is better: getting a kitten or an adult cat.

How do you know if you are ready for a cat? Getting new furniture or just changing a carpet sometimes may be challenging, but we are talking about a living being here.

Are shelters right places to go, are reputable breeders only ones who can guarantee that their kittens will be healthy? Or is bringing a kitten from the street the right choice? We’ll find out.

Who is more intelligent, cats or dogs? Most people will say, without hesitation, that dogs are. They are easier to train, help defuse bombs, search for victims and aid disabled people with their household chores. Cats can help you remember to feed them.

The best place for a cat litter box is a location that meets several requirements. Cat owners often understand their expectations about where to keep the box. Yet they sometimes forget to think of what the cat wants. 

It’s easy to litter train a kitten. In most cases, the task does not even require a specialized “training”. Quite often it’s enough if you provide an appropriate litter box because cats naturally love burying their feces and urine.

Cat scratching posts are available in a million shapes and forms. But how do you choose the best cat scratching post for your cat? Obviously, if your cat does not use the post you brought home, it’s a useless post. Here is a list of properties of a good cat scratching post.

Without any suspicion, you enter your bathroom, and OH MY GOD, what is that? Your cat is drinking toilet water! Yuck! Disgust arises as you try to remember if you flushed the last time.

It’s a good resolution to keep your cat indoors. At the same time, it may seem an impossible task to stop your cat from going outside if you are like most cat owners. When you go out, when you come home, or when you try to let fresh air in, your cat is already there and scoots right out at the first possibility. In some cases, you may not even notice that he’s gone.

Is your cat aggressive, stressed, not confident, or afraid of objects such as cat carriers? If so, cat pheromones may become a very helpful tool in regaining peace and harmony in your home or making vet visits less of a terror to your cat.