It depends on your cat’s situation, type of bite, and personality. Light bites are often a form of affection or playfulness. Deeper bites can be a sign of overstimulation, pain, or anxiety. As a veterinarian, this is a question I get asked often! Cats use body language as a form of communication as they cannot … Read more
We love seeing our cat stalk some imagined prey in the long grass or laying on its back, soaking up the sun. But if one thing irks all people, cat-lover or not, it is muddy cat footprints (or scrapes!) on your car’s bonnet. How to keep cats off cars? Discover the best gentle solutions to … Read more
Short answer: An enzymatic cleaning product is the best answer for getting cat pee out of soft furnishings. However, I have a few other suggestions you can try too. As well as tackling the stain, it’s also essential to explore why your cat might have peed on your couch in the first place. As a … Read more
Cats bite to express their feelings, communicate their intent or warn you to cease doing something they do not enjoy.
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