Cat Behavior Solutions

Jealousy does not typically become associated with cats, but cats do have an emotion center in their brains. If you have observed a cat for some time, you may see behaviors exhibited that do appear to be jealousy. So, do cats get jealous? The short answer is “yes, it is possible.” Though a cat’s jealousy … Read more

Why do cats bite their owners? What causes this aggressiveness? Know that such responses relate to the cat’s innate behavior. It serves as a normal part of a cat’s response to his surroundings, whether related to predation, play, or social conflict. Please be aware that aggression is not a temperament trait or a diagnosis. Rather, … Read more

Have you tried to create homemade toys for cats? Why should it be important to do so? Cat parents have an ongoing argument about whether a cat should be let outside or kept in. In the United States, the recent trend has developed suggesting they are safer inside and will live longer lives. The big … Read more

Greetings, two-legged readers! It’s your four-legged literate cat, Lucinda, here to bring you the 19th column dealing with cat behavior solutions. Today we will discuss the issue of cats who eat houseplants. Our first letter today comes from a Mrs. Longrich, who has the following question: Mrs. Longrich: I have an indoor cat and must … Read more

How can you tell if your cat is bored? Do you know the signs? In this post, we will discuss some of the indications of boredom, and then we’ll talk about what we can do to help get your cat out of the doldrums. If you have an indoor cat, there’s a good chance that … Read more

Do cats get jealous? Since cats have an emotional center in their brains just as we do, it’s no great stretch to see that jealousy in a cat can occur easily. So, why would a cat get jealous? As you probably remember, cats are very territorial. This territory concept doesn’t just include the place where … Read more

Greetings, two-legged readers! My CCL (Cantankerous Cat Lady) tells me it’s time I did some work around here. I believe that means she wants me to write something. So, here is another cat behavior solutions column. Our letters today touch on an interesting subject: How does two-legged interaction or lack of it affect a cat? … Read more

Have you ever had a cat who bites? Do you know the reasons behind his behavior? And, the big question, have you learned how to stop your cat from biting? My new cat is a biter. He’s four and a half years old, so he does not have the excuse of still being a kitten … Read more

Hello, two-legged cat advocates, from Lucinda the literate cat. My CCL (Cantankerous Cat Lady) has asked me to write a new column for you. In digging through our mailbag, I came up with a new topic. This column will be about the importance of play. Now, let’s see what our readers have to say. The … Read more

Have you had to cope with an aggressive cat? Aggressive behavior is a common problem among cat owners; an aggressive cat can be formidable. Though cats do not pursue people to bite them as a dog might, they can still inflict damage with their clawed feet and their teeth. Cat bites can create severe lacerations, … Read more