Top Five Behavior Tips for Cats and Dogs
Leash Training (Cats)
Teaching your cat to walk on a harness and leash is a great way to let your cat safely enjoy the outdoors. It can also come in handy during trips […]
Playing with Your Cat
The most common reported form of aggression towards guardians in young indoor cats involves play aggression with unsolicited attacks, anywhere from light scratches to hard uninhibited skin-breaking bites. This behavior […]
Moving with Your Cat
The Importance of Confinement When introducing any cat into a new home, there is one thing all cats need—time to adjust to his new space. You can make the adjustment […]
Indoor vs. Outdoor Cats
Indoor cats and outdoor cats encounter different challenges and risks. An indoor cat might suffer from boredom and medical issues such as obesity leading to stress, behavior problems, and early […]
Kitten Wellness Guide
Learn about the recommended care for kittens. Questions? Call us at 415-554-3030 Kitten Wellness Examinations • Should begin at 2 months of age • Frequency: Every 3–4 weeks • Kitten […]
Mental Enrichment (Cats)
Goal To provide an outlet for excessive energy Benefit Satisfies cat’s predatory drive, increases physical fitness, and encourages cats to play appropriately. What You Need An imagination for creation, several […]
Nocturnal Behavior (Cats)
Does your kitten wake you up at 5am for breakfast—or keep you up all night chasing toys they ignore during the day? Maybe your senior cat naps peacefully all afternoon […]
Hiding Behavior (Cats)
Cats normally take a while to adjust to a new environment. If you have recently acquired your cat, you should be aware that acclimation can take anywhere from a few […]
Excessive Meowing
Is your cat driving you mad, meowing nonstop at 3am? Read on! Compared to dogs, cats are not as obviously vocal. However, certain cats are more vocal than others, and […]
Traveling (Cats)
Going on vacation? Cats are creatures of routine, so as much as you can keep your cat’s lifestyle stable. Ideally, keep your cat at home because cats feel safest and […]
Scratching Posts
Why Get a Scratching Post? Cats scratch on things for two reasons: to shed their claws and to mark their territory. To save your furniture from damage, you need to […]