Training Your Cat To Use A Scratching Post Instead Of Your Couch
Cats are natural scratchers so claws are part of the deal. They need to scratch to remove dead outer layers of their claws, mark their territory, and stretch their bodies.
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Get Your Cat A Sacrificial Chair To Stop Destructive Scratching In Its Tracks
I have some creative clients who come up with amazing solutions to address behaviors they don’t like their cats doing. One of my favorite solutions I’ve heard from clients to
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Cats can be delightful coworkers, but when they prevent you from actually working they’re less delightful. If you’re looking for ideas on how to keep a cat off your keyboard
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A few years back, I was working with someone’s cat that, while not the main problem I was helping with, involved the cat scratching at a closed door. They intended
Keeping Cats Away From Plants
Cats are curious creatures. It’s not uncommon for that curiosity to result in chewing on plants when bored. Some cats have a natural tendency to chew on plants more than
Keeping Your Cat Out Of Your Christmas Tree
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