Hey there—if you’re reading this at 2 a.m. because your cat just finished zooming down the hallway faster than you can blink, welcome to the club. Between sleep-deprived Googling sessions and late-night tinkering with things you shouldn’t (looking at you, puzzle feeders), you’ve probably already been through a lot trying to figure out how to […]
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There’s nothing worse than setting a brand-new bowl of food down in front of your cat, only for it to be sniffed, scorned, and ignored—with a slow blink and a swishy tail. Trust me—I’ve been there. Why do cats refuse new food? How long do you try before you buy another can? Why does it
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Ah, the sound of a spoonful of kibble crashing to the floor. Milk splashing everywhere. Your cat calmly looking at you like they did absolutely nothing wrong. Sound familiar? If you share your home with a cat, chances are you’ve experienced this moment at least once. And if it’s happened more than once, chances are
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Cats have earned reputations for being independent, mysterious, or aloof. But if you’ve lived with a cat, you know they’re also intensely social, emotionally reactive, and downright needy at times.It’s easy to assume cats don’t need boundaries because they “do whatever they want.” But these 5 behaviors mean your cat needs boundaries—and if left unchecked,
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Your cat just bit you. Again. She knocked your favorite figurine off the shelf. Again. If you’re reading this, you’re clearly annoyed. And honestly? So are we. But yelling and punishment aren’t the answer. Learning how to redirect bad cat behavior properly is. Believe it or not, cats aren’t trying to be “bad.” They’re actually
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It can be odd—or even downright alarming—if you come home one day to find your dog wedged under your bed or couch. They may even go out of their way to stay hidden from you. So, why dogs hide under beds or tables is something you might find yourself asking. Believe it or not, your
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It’s awful to see your dog afraid. During a storm, all they want is for it to stop—and for you to comfort them. Loud noises, bright flashes, and static can frighten anyone.The shaking. The pacing. The hiding. The attempts to break through windows just to escape it all. If you’ve ever asked yourself how to
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You may have noticed your dog doing funny things once in a while—like stopping mid-stride to stare at the wall and then taking off after a harmless shadow darting across the floor. It’s adorable at first, but it can quickly become frustrating when you realize they won’t stop until you fully engage with them and
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Have you noticed how some dogs are calm and emotionally resilient, while others seem anxious, destructive, or hyperactive?For many dogs, the answer lies in their daily routine. Dogs crave routine. When they know what to expect, they feel safe and secure.This is why habits matter so much. In this post, you’ll learn: The Top 5
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Dog zoomies indoors can send your house into chaos. One second, your dog is calmly hanging out on the couch. The next thing you know, they’re dashing wildly around the house at top speed—jumping over tables, sliding across floors, and yelping happily like a cartoon canine. If you’ve ever witnessed dog zoomies indoors, you know
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