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Not every unwanted behaviour your cat shows needs to be “fixed." Sometimes, the most compassionate and practical approach is learning how to manage it instead. In this post, see when and how management can be the most peaceful solution for everyone.
Did you know cat training and behaviour is an unregulated field? That means anyone can call themselves a trainer or behaviourist, no matter their methods or values. Here's the bright side: there are ways to make sure you find someone safe, reputable, and a true fit for you and your cats. In this blog, I share practical tips on what to look for (and what to avoid) when searching for help.
When cats “act out,” it’s rarely about being bad or spiteful - it’s their way of showing us that something they need is missing. Cats are intelligent, curious, and active creatures, and when their natural needs aren’t met, it often shows up as behaviours we don’t love. The good news? With proactive daily care and enrichment, you can prevent many of these unwanted behaviours while helping your cat truly thrive.
Automatic litter boxes may save humans time, but they often fail cats. They’re usually too small, too uncleanly, and too few in number, and they can hide important signs of illness. Convenience is nice, but your cat’s comfort and health MUST come first. Curious what is the perfect litter box? Read on!