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The Benefits of a Cat Tree

    What is a cat tree? This is a piece of cat furniture that looks somewhat like a tree with perches of various shapes and sizes. It’s something that is strictly for the benefit of your cat. A quick search online will show you just how popular and beneficial they are for indoor cats. ...

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Helping Children Develop Good Relationships with Cats

helping children develop good relationships with cats

Your cat and your child can develop a close and wonderful relationship. Take the time to demonstrate to your child the correct way to interact as soon as they become aware of the cat. Provide your cat with areas of safety and refuge. With a proper introduction and training, the blossoming relationship can start your ...

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No More Stinky Litter Boxes

  In print and TV advertisements we’re bombarded by countless manufacturers claiming their products can reduce or eliminate litter box odors. Everyone claims to have the latest and greatest product to end the dreaded stinky litter box. Whether it’s something you sprinkle into the litter, spray in the box, or plug in, companies are working ...

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Introducing Dogs and Cats

  In order to make a good match and keep both the cat and dog safe, do your homework so you can try to create a compatible match. Once you’ve picked a companion you’ll need to do an appropriate introduction. If you attempt to simply put a cat and dog together in order for them ...

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Leash Training Your Indoor Cat

  Even if you never plan on taking your cat on a walk outdoors there’s a good reason to leash train. It can help with a new cat introduction, aggressive issues between companion cats, or even when introducing a dog to your cat. If you’re dealing with a cat who displays offensive aggression toward companion ...

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Is Your Cat an Air Player or a Ground Player?

is your cat an air player or a ground player

If you’ve been having trouble enticing your cat into a play session, it could be because she has a play preference. Most cats will play regardless of whether the toy darts along the ground or flies up in the air, but there are some kitties who really prefer one particular method. I have many clients ...

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Pam’s Story

pam's story

    I am frequently asked how I got started in the field of cat behavior consulting. I get countless calls and emails from people wanting to know how to fast-track to this career or how to become a “cat whisperer.” There are no whisperers. Whispering implies some kind of magical or mystical ability to ...

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