Cat Training

Woman holding cat during leashed walk, holding plant up to cat's nose

By Cynthia Anaya

Ways To Let Your Indoor Cat Play Safely Outdoors

Many house cats want to visit the great outdoors, but to do so safely, you need to practice caution and try one of these five tried-and-true methods.

Bengal cat with harness and leash outdoors

By Cynthia Anaya

Never Skip These Crucial Steps When Leash Training A Cat

Did you know you can leash-train your cat just like a dog? Here are the steps you should take to ensure you and your cat have a great experience outdoors.

a young girl is in bed, cuddled up with a golden retriever dog

By Lisa Maloney

The Science Of Pets And Sleep: How Animals Help Us Rest Better

Having animals in the bedroom at bedtime can actually help us sleep, according to science, and our pets can even prime us for rest throughout the day, too.

By Sanaphay Rattanavong

Why Cats Absolutely Hate Foil

Does your cat go leaping away the moment you bring your aluminum foil out of the cupboard? While it may look hilarious, here's why cats really dislike foil.

A Siamese cat holding onto a toy next to a window

By Jessica Desrosiers

A Cat That Can Be Trained To Play Fetch Is The Perfect Breed For 'Dog People'

Dog people tend to love more interactive play with their pets, and luckily for them, one cat breed is highly intelligent and eager to learn new tricks.

By Keri-Beth Clur

13 Reasons Cats Eat Poop That You Shouldn't Ignore (And What To Do About It)

Cats eat not only their own poop but also that of other felines for a variety of reasons, and they run the gamut of being easy to fix to being an emergency.

A gray tabby stares in through glass with sad eyes, one paw pressed up against the glass

By Lisa Maloney

13 Things You Do That Break Your Cat's Heart

Cats have more feelings than they let on, and some things we do might actually be heartbreaking to them, even if unintentionally. Here are 13 examples.

Two cats with front legs on bench, about to fight

By Cynthia Anaya

How To Safely Break Up A Cat Fight In Your Home

Cats squabble; it's in their genes. But breaking up a cat fight doesn't have to feel like rocket science. Here are a few easy methods to employ next time.

A tabby cat with flattened ears looks uncomfortable at the camera

By Sanaphay Rattanavong

What It Means When Your Cat Has Flattened Ears (And Why You Shouldn't Ignore It)

Cats notoriously flatten their ears for a few key reasons, and if you ignore them, you could hinder your feline's overall wellness in the long run.

By Jessica Desrosiers

Keep Cats Off Your Houseplants With One Ingredient From The Kitchen

Houseplants naturally appeal to cats; however, this instinct can lead to trouble for your feline and your greenery. Head to your kitchen for an easy deterrent.

a black and white cat peering through a flower bed

By Cori Chapman

Will Growing Rosemary Keep Your Cat Out Of Your Garden? Here's What We Know

Cats are known for disliking strong fragrances, which is why rosemary is thought to be a common cat repellant. But will it actually keep them off your plants?

A white and orange cat lounging on a kitchen counter

By Cynthia Anaya

Will Motion-Activated Deterrents Really Keep Cats Off Kitchen Counters? Owners Weigh In

Examine the pros and cons before investing in an expensive motion-activated spray deterrent to encourage your cat to stay away from the kitchen counters.