Cat Conflict

When Cats Can’t Be Friends

Not all cats become friends, even when you do everything "right". Inter-cat conflict can leave cat parents feeling stuck and unsure of what to do next. This post takes a compassionate look at when behaviour work has limits, how to assess progress, and how to choose quality of life for everyone involved.

More Than Tips: Support for the Tough Stuff

Purrsuasion is more than just cat tips, it's here to help you navigate the hard stuff. I work with cat guardians to bring more harmony and connection into their homes. Through tailored behaviour support and a bond-based approach, I help you and your cat thrive together.

The Hard Truths About Keeping the Peace in a Multi-Cat Home

Getting to love and care for multiple cats is a beautiful experience, but it can come with challenges. Even the most peaceful feline companions have boundaries, changing moods, and unique needs. True harmony isn’t about equal treatment, it’s about tuning into each cat’s cues, providing the right environment, and stepping in when tensions rise.

Why Do Cats Fight So Much?

Why is peaceful coexistence so tricky for some cats? Cats often share spaces they wouldn’t choose, compete for limited resources, and lack proper mental stimulation. Personality mismatches, missed stress signals, and unrealistic expectations also add to the tension. So, how can we help? Giving cats their own space, providing enough resources, adding enrichment, considering personalities, and watching for stress are key steps. Understanding our cats better helps create a calmer, happier home for everyone.