FAQ

Cats are most annoyed by being punished or denied their natural impulses to climb, scratch, or explore, especially when environmental needs aren't met.

A red flag behavior in cats includes persistent or excessive climbing and scratching that may indicate stress, boredom, or an underlying medical issue.

Cats make the 'ekekek' chattering sound when they see birds or prey, expressing excitement, frustration, or mimicking hunting behavior.

The 3-3-3 rule of cats is not explicitly defined in the source provided, but cats need time and environmental enrichment to adjust to new environments, especially in multi-cat households.

Cats climb curtains due to their natural instincts for exploration, play, and seeking high vantage points. Providing alternatives like cat trees and shelves helps redirect this behavior.

If your cat is at risk of exposure to FeLV, yearly vaccination is strongly advised; indoor-only cats with no exposure risk may not require annual boosters.

Even indoor cats can contract FeLV if they have had prior contact with infected cats, were infected congenitally, or were exposed during vet visits or shelter stays.

You should not skip your cat’s yearly vaccine if they are at risk for FeLV; vaccination is essential to prevent infection in exposed cats.

An indoor cat can contract FeLV through close contact with an infected cat via saliva during grooming, bites, or shared food bowls, likely from exposure before it became strictly indoor.

You should not skip your cat’s yearly FeLV vaccine if they are at risk, as it provides vital protection against a serious and incurable viral disease.