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It’s okay for your cat to say “no thank you”. It’s up to you as their guardian to learn what their “no” cues are and respect them. Some “no thank you’s” are walking away, tail swishing, lip licking, growling, or a gentle bite in your direction.
With so much advice online, being a great cat parent can feel overwhelming. But what does it really take? Here's what our certified cat trainer and behavior expert has to say about being great.
Understanding cat behaviour goes beyond recognizing what our cats do; it’s crucial to explore why these behaviors occur.
Every cat is a unique individual with their own preferences, quirks, and habits—a key point I emphasize to all cat parents. While general advice can be helpful, it’s essential to tailor guidance to fit your cat’s personality. Embracing your cat’s individuality allows for a joyful, personalized approach to their care.