The most likely reason why domestic cats like to sit inside tape squares on the ground is because it provides them with a sense of security as if the invisible boundary was a solid one which harks back to kitten hood when they were with their mother. please continue reading
It is time to introduce stricter controls over the use of fireworks in the interests of pets and their owners and also elderly people all of whom have loud noises imposed on them without consent for long periods from Diwali to New Year’s Eve. please continue reading
Today, Booker is a happy cat. It even took some medication (I guess tranquillisers) to make him happy which is sad. But the overriding ‘treatment’ was, and still is, tons of love and gentle care from a really good woman, … please continue reading
We know that cats and dogs can go grey to varying amounts in old age. It seems that dogs are more likely to go grey than cats. We don’t know why, if this is indeed what is happening. However, recent … please continue reading
The well-known adage, “Curiosity killed the cat” was originally, centuries earlier, “Care killed the cat”. The word “care” meaning to care about something or worry. In the 17th century, people believed that cats could die of worry or anxiety. That … please continue reading
Why are people asking…why are cats scared of bananas? It is obvious. They are referring to banana peel. If banana peel is lying on a surface and the skin is ‘fanned out’ as if it could be a dead or … please continue reading
Perhaps I should say that we can make our cat slightly anxious and concerned if we approach him carrying a large object. Has this happened to you? Have you noticed that your cat can demonstrate anxiety and move away from … please continue reading
Temple Grandin (in conjunction with Catherine Johnson) believes that it is possible that the domestic cat’s small frontal lobes compared to the rest of the brain might have something to do with, what she sees, as a high occurrence of … please continue reading
Clingy cats? Do they really exist? There is a fine difference between a cat who likes to be close to you and a cat who needs to be close to you. Perhaps when people refer to their cat as clingy … please continue reading
Calm, gentleness and patience is the way to get over this problem. The title was taken from Catster. I’d like to give my answer. The cat in question is 2 years old. The previous owner cared for this cat since … please continue reading
