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Indoor cats have never been safer, healthier, or lived longer lives. Yet many are missing something just as important as food, water, and veterinary care: opportunities to behave like cats. Cats evolved as solitary hunters. Long before they caught a meal, they searched, observed, stalked, chased, pounced, captured, ate, groomed, and rested. That hunting sequence isn't simply how...

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One of the biggest myths about cats is that they're unpredictable. In reality, most aggressive behavior is anything but random. Cats communicate constantly through body language, and when those signals are overlooked, they may eventually resort to behaviors that are impossible to ignore. Overstimulation occurs when a cat's nervous system receives more sensory, emotional, or cogn...

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When most people think about arthritis, they picture an elderly dog struggling to walk. Few realize that arthritis is incredibly common in cats—and even fewer recognize the subtle ways cats communicate chronic pain. Research shows that approximately 60% of cats over six years of age have evidence of arthritis, and by the time cats reach twelve years old, nearly 90% are affected....

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If you’ve ever watched your cat pause mid-step to sniff a shoe, a grocery bag, or even your face like they’re reading a report, you’re not imagining it—they are. Cats experience the world through scent in a way humans can barely comprehend. While we rely heavily on vision, cats are constantly building a detailed sensory map of their environment using their nose first. Cats Sniff...

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