Ever wondered why your cat behaves a certain way? We'll help you understand your cat’s natural behaviour and how to manage common feline behavioural issues.
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How to Stop Your Cat Biting and Scratching During Play
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Why Won’t My Cat Use the Litter Box?
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How to Deal With Separation Anxiety in Cats
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Why Cats Chew Things and How to Stop Destructive Chewing Behaviour
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How to Litter Train Your Cat
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How to Stop Biting Behaviour in Cats
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Attention Seeking Behaviour in Cats
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How to Stop Cat Spraying Behaviour
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Why Cats go Crazy for Catnip
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How to Keep Your Cat Off the Kitchen Counter
Scratching the furniture, jumping on the kitchen counter, not using the litter box – these are all common cat behavioural issues. We provide tools and advice to help you work with your cat to curb these problem behaviours.
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Steps to Solving Cat Behavioural Issues
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Reasons Why Cats Lick You
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How Smart is Your Cat?
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Why do Cats Eat Grass?
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Unusual Things Cat Eat – Understanding Pica
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How to Deal with Redirected Aggression in Cats
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How to Stop Door Darting Behaviour in Cats
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How To Read Your Cat’s Body Language
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How to Stop Cat Fights in Your Home
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Does Your Cat Need a Therapist? Seeking Help From a Cat Behaviourist
Being a responsible cat owner starts with understanding how your cat thinks, and why they behave the way they do. We discuss communication, aggression and other unique feline behaviours to help you better understand your cat.
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Should You Train Your Cat to Use the Toilet?
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5 Things You Can Train Your Cat to Do
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Top 10 Training Tips for Kittens
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7 Steps to Get Your Cat Used to the Cat Carrier
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Cat Agility – If a Dog Can Run Agility, So Can a Cat!
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Clicker Training For Cats in 3 Easy Steps
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Train Your Cat to Walk on a Leash in Five Easy Steps
It’s a common misconception that you can't train a cat. You can, they’re just not as easy to teach as a dog. With patience and positive reinforcement cats can be successfully taught to modify their behaviour, they can even be taught a trick or two.