by Trish Woodier | Feb 26, 2026 | Cat Behavior
We recently had Dr. Randy Aronson on our podcast and he says it best “Activity is non-negotiable for our cats.” Cats spend 14-16 hours a day sleeping, and after we come home from a long day at work, we just want to snuggle with them. So why should you be playing with...
by Trish Woodier | Feb 23, 2026 | Cat Health Issues, Cat Respiratory Problems
One of the things we say all the time is that cats are not small dogs. Especially when it comes to mouth breathing. Dogs pant quite often to release excess heat, show excitement, or cool down after exercise. It’s quite common to see a dog panting. But is it normal to...
by Trish Woodier | Feb 18, 2026 | Cat Behavior
Litter box issues are the number one reason why cats are rehomed or surrendered. Usually because we humans don’t understand ‘why’ this is happening. It’s often just assumed they are throwing attitude, being spiteful, or just enjoy ‘bad’ behavior. If they were a...
by Trish Woodier | May 13, 2025 | Cat Behavior
When we talk to cat parents about enrichment, we often hear the same thing: “My cat just doesn’t want to play.” How to help cats that don’t play is more important than we realized. We’ve even struggled with this ourselves – until a feline behaviorist gave...
by Trish Woodier | Nov 25, 2024 | Cat Behavior
How to Train Your Cat Not to Be a Door Dasher Does your cat dart out the door at every opportunity, leaving you chasing them down the street? Door dashing can be dangerous for your feline friend, exposing them to cars, predators, toxins, and getting lost. Fortunately,...
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