
Keeping Your Cat Safe and Happy During A Move
If you were to pick anyone off the street and ask them their thoughts on moving (especially if they are moving with cats), chances are they wouldn’t have many positive
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If you were to pick anyone off the street and ask them their thoughts on moving (especially if they are moving with cats), chances are they wouldn’t have many positive

Separation anxiety, while mostly associated with dogs, can occur in cats as well. In cats, it can be a distressing (and sometimes loud) experience for both the cat and their

Prefer video content? Check out my YouTube video about catnip. Happy National Catnip Day! What? It’s a real thing. I am declaring today, April 20th, National Catnip Day for no

Ahhh, the spray bottles and cats. I remember when I first got Zoloft, people were suggesting I get one to correct all sorts of things I didn’t want him doing.

Today’s special post comes courtesy of the fabulous Lisa Peterson of Pawsh Photography. She captured our Chief Purr Officer earlier this year and the results were spectacular. Lisa was kind

The most common behavior concern I work with clients to solve is fighting cats. The reasons for it vary, but today I’m going to focus on one common reason many

Aggression in cats is really scary. I actually became interested in cat behavior originally following my cat acting aggressively toward me so I can personally attest that it’s not a

Most people don’t contact me because their cat is behaving how they’d like. In fact, that’s the majority of what I do: help cat owners solve behavior problems. As you’d

Want to help other cat parents? If you completed an introduction between cats (successfully or unsuccessfully), please take 2 minutes to fill out a quick survey. Today’s topic is a

For those who haven’t heard, a case of tularemia was found in a cat in St. Paul. Tularemia is a bummer to say the least and can spread from cats

One cat is great, so more cats are obviously better, right? Even if you have generally very sweet, friendly cats toward you or other cats, you need to do a

One of the most important parts of having a cat is making sure their needs are met. One need I often see… ahem… neglected is the need for vertical space.

Cats and dogs don’t exactly have reputation for being BFFs, but the reality is that it’s possible for both species to live together without incident. In fact, introducing dogs and

Life with multiple cats can be great: lots of purrs, more snuggles, and cats that may keep each other entertained. Life with multiple cats that are fighting is less enjoyable.

I remember when I first adopted Class Act Cats’ Chief Purr Officer, Zoloft. I had plenty of experience as a pet sitter to numerous dogs and cats through the years,