Does Your Cat Need Two Litter Boxes?
Your cat might need two litter boxes. Has that ever occurred to you? I have never heard of it but it may be the case that, rarely, a domestic cat may need two litter boxes as some cats have a … Continue reading →
Category Archives: scent marking
Cats Love Shoes
Cats love shoes. They love your scent inside shoes. Here are 9 photos to prove it! Cats can indulge in scent exchange inside a shoe! They deposit their scent onto the shoe and take your scent off it. This makes … Continue reading →
The tomcat with the smelliest urine attracts the most females for mating
Female cats are choosy when they select a tomcat to be the father of her kittens. It’s the same with female humans. Tomcats therefore need to advertise their suitability to the females. They probably do this through their pungent urine, … Continue reading →
Cat poo smell: we hate it but cats need it
It seems to me that there is a natural conflict of preference between the domestic cat and his human caretaker with respect to the pervading scent or smell in the air in the home. Are some of our homes too … Continue reading →
Cat Memory: How Good Is It?
How good is a cat’s memory? This is an important question because it affects the behaviour of a cat and it can affect the way our cat interacts and relates to us. However, you will struggle to find solid information … Continue reading →
How does a cat know when you are coming home?
I’ll speculate and keep this short. Cats sense when you are about to come home because your scent in the home, in the air, has faded to a certain point which is precisely inline with the time you usually come … Continue reading →
My Ragdoll cats pull towels off racks and roll in them. Why?
A question by the lady who runs the FB Floppycats.com webpage… “I have a question for my Ragdoll friends. I have 3 Ragdolls and they live to pull the towels off my towel racks and Roll in them on the … Continue reading →
Some Outdoor Cat Facts
Here are some interesting cat facts relating to letting cats go outside or keeping them in. Traditionally, in the US, the preference was to let cats go outside. That has changed. In the UK the preference to let cats out … Continue reading →
Feral Cat Control: TVHR Better than TNR
TVHR is more effective than TNR, a study concludes. This is an interesting study that looks at a modified version of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) to make it more effective. The good thing is that the study takes TNR seriously as a … Continue reading →
Tolerant British Accept Invader Cats
If you let your cat go outside through a cat flap at his pleasure, you are allowing yourself to enter a world of shared cat ownership. It is a cat-human relationship that is somewhere between Morocco and the United States … Continue reading →