Why cats do what they do, and what to do about it. Following behavior, nighttime vocalization, inappropriate urination, grooming, and bonding — written for cat owners, not researchers.
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Cat Behavior A toy dropped beside your pillow at 3 a.m. is usually not random. Your cat may be finishing a hunting...
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Cat Behavior it may be a sign of trust and comfort. Your cat may feel safe enough to expose a vulnerable part...
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Cat Behavior If your cat purrs so loudly, it may simply be feeling happy, relaxed, and deeply comfortable. Some cats naturally have...
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Cat Behavior If your cat follows you to the bathroom, it is usually because they want to stay close to you, follow...
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Cat Behavior If your cat is drinking so much water, it can be harmless in some situations and serious in others. The...
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Cat Behavior If your cat kneads you so much, it usually means your cat feels safe, relaxed, and emotionally attached to you....
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Cat Behavior Cats slow blink at you because they usually feel safe, relaxed, and comfortable around you. A slow blink is one...
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Cat Behavior If your cat bites you gently out of nowhere, it can feel confusing at first. One moment, your cat seems...
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Cat Behavior If your cat stares at you, the behaviour usually means something . Cats rarely waste energy on random behaviour, especially...
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Cat Behavior My cat sleeps so much that one afternoon, I checked her breathing, just to make sure she was okay. When...
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Cat Behavior Finding urine on your clothes can be frustrating, but the behavior usually has an identifiable cause. Sometimes the problem is...
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Cat Behavior The simple answer is that it's a way of showing affection, but there are other reasons as well. When a...
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