Cat Behavior
Stress, overgrooming, scratching, vocalizing — what cat behavior is actually telling you, and the difference between a quirk and a symptom. Behaviorist-informed, judgement-free.
Most litter-box advice starts with stress. It should start with medical. By the time a cat is missing the box, there's a one-in-three chance a urinary tract issue is driving the change.
The vet's first question used to be 'is the cat stressed?' That misses two-thirds of the diagnosis tree. Allergies and underlying pain account for far more overgrooming cases than the anxiety story suggests.
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Everyday digestion for cats — gut microbiome, hairball transit, fiber, probiotics — explained for owners who want more than a quick answer. Calm, evidence-led guides on what supports a steady belly.
Reading food labels, choosing wet versus dry, decoding 'complete and balanced.' Practical nutrition guides for the obligate-carnivore brain of a healthy cat — from kittens to seniors.
Coat care, dental routines, hairball habits, and the small daily rituals that quietly support feline wellness. The gentle side of cat care, written without the gimmicks.
