Cat Tips
To train your cat to scratch acceptable objects, sprinkle catnip and a few food treats on a sisal-wrapped scratching post, a corrugated cardboard scratcher or even a non-treated fireplace log. Place it next to the object you wish to protect.
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What Your Cat’s Anxiety Means
My 18-year-old cat suddenly seems more anxious. It meows more and frequently seems confused. What could be going on?
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My new female kitten is obsessed with ankles, and is constantly trying to bite mine. Is this normal? How can I train her to stop?
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My frisky cat often tips over her water bowl. Even when she doesn't, the water gets warm during hot summer days. How can I make sure my cat behaves herself and has quality water to drink, even when I'm not at home?
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Veterinary behaviorist Kenneth Martin has seen it all, from cat anxiety to feline winter blues. Learn what this cat “psychiatrist” treats and if your pet might be a candidate for his interventions.
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