Behavior & Training

Catnip, a herb in the mint family, is known to cause some cats to behave strangely. We explore what it is and why it affects your feline friend so much.

Contrary to popular belief, cats can be trained, at least to a degree. While they may not be as easy to teach as a dog, teaching your cat to change or modify their behavior will ensure you have a happy and healthy relationship.

We all know cats are not good water drinkers. They always seem to be hovering right on the brink of dehydration. We have some tips to get them drinking water.

Moving house is never easy, especially with cats. Read our guide for detailed tips and tricks to help you and your cat relocate to a new home.

“It’s like herding cats”, is an expression of exasperation often used when something’s almost impossible.This is because cats have a reputation for being free-thinkers...

Have you ever bought something that came in a cardboard box, left the box on the floor for 30 seconds, and then turned around to find it is now your cat’s new favourite thing? What is it with cats and boxes? We had a shot at working it out.

Cats like any species use body language to communicate. In the cat world, to stare is to incite confrontation.

With the proper training and preparation, walking with your cat can be an enjoyable and enriching experience for both of you.  It will help satisfy your cat’s instinctual outdoor appetite and it provides a great bonding experience unlike any indoor activity.

Play time offers physical and mental benefits that keep your cat entertained and can help eliminate destructive behaviors like clawing.

Cucumbers cause cats a big shock and they often react by jumping up and running off in a panic. Why does this happen and what can we learn from it?