When your cat is cute, but their behavior isn’t.
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Dog barking? Cat scratching? Our experts have tips to help all sorts of behavior and aggression issues so your pet can earn that “good boy!” (or girl).
It’s a clear sign something isn’t right.
It's frustrating, but it's also fixable.
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Cats can be such enigmas.
You love that your cat is quiet, but sometimes too quiet can be concerning.
Follow these tips when those nibbles start getting out of hand.
This totally cute kitty behavior is OK, right?
Your cat is adorable. But this behavior? Not so much.
An expert explains why kitties are so particular about where they pop a squat.
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Start Trainingopens in a new tabHere’s why what seems like aggression may actually be affection.
Our experts reveal why this might be happening.
Here are four reasons why the litter box is your cat’s new favorite spot.
Your TikTok algorithm would like you to think so, but the experts weigh in.
You can stop your cat from scratching everything in sight.
Cats may be curious creatures—but we have some answers.
And should you let them?
Excuse me, kitty; that is not your personal balance beam.
Well, that is a little unsettling.
There is a way to keep these holiday chaos demons at bay—here are some tips.
Hey, put those chompers away.
Is this playtime, or...
And how to avoid any problems.
A veterinary nutritionist shares what you can do if you’re being held hostage by your dog’s particular palate.
Now, that’s no one’s preferred perfume scent.
Plus, how to keep your kitty from destroying the couch.
Genius takes many forms. Could your cat be one?
The worst kind of surprise.
Why Do Cats Knock Stuff Over?
Your brand new iPhone, antique figurine, full glass of water—they will swat it off the table. A cat behaviorist explains why.
When playtime gets a little rough, here’s how to take care of yourself.
Just a small request to lower the volume, please.
Can Cats Have ADHD?
A question you may be asking after you observe any number of their behaviors...
It’s the key to a happy cat.
Did you get a dog for emotional support and now they are the one who needs it?
Why Does My Cat Bite Me?
Don’t live in fear of your feline overlord.
How to decode your cat’s chewing habits when they’re nibbling on all the things.
Ring in 2024 with a party that doesn’t involve your cat pouncing on your pals during their New Year’s kiss.
It’s their favorite of your holiday decorations—for better or for worse (usually worse).
Why Does My Cat Eat Plastic?
If your cat nibbles on pen caps and power cords, they could be bored...
And how to fix them.
Your kitty’s an explorer. Just keep their expeditions indoors.
And how you can encourage them to cover up after doing their business.
How to help your kitty warm up to your S.O.
If you’re bracing yourself for some wackiness, don’t worry — it won’t last forever.
Placing a cat tree or post in a room only, uh, scratches the surface of solving this problem.
You could solve the mystery that is your kitty.
A recent study breaks down the difference.
Your cat deserves to play. You deserve to walk away unscathed.
It’s a little more complicated than that.
Tips to get your cat to quit eating your greens.
It’s a gut thing: Your dog’s GI issues could be linked to their mental health.
Tips to help you find a legit behaviorist (according to a veterinary behaviorist).
Why adopting two kittens may be easier (and better for them) than adopting one.
Does Your Pet Need Therapy?
Dogs and cats can’t read self-help books, so a veterinary behaviorist explains how your pet may benefit from being in treatment.
Between actual cats, people.