FAQ

The Coping Cat is a cognitive-behavioral therapy program originally developed for children but adapted in some cases for pets with separation anxiety through behavioral techniques.

To calm an anxious cat, create a safe and quiet space, use pheromone diffusers, and maintain a consistent routine.

Help a cat with separation anxiety by creating a predictable routine, using positive reinforcement, and slowly increasing alone time.

To help a cat with attachment issues, establish a consistent routine, offer mental stimulation, and gradually build independence through positive reinforcement.

Cat separation anxiety is often caused by strong emotional bonds with owners, changes in routine, early weaning, or past traumatic experiences.

Not in corpus.

When a cat sleeps between your legs, it typically signifies trust, comfort, and a desire for warmth and security.

Yes, cats can develop a favorite human based on bonding, interaction, and care.

When a cat sleeps between your legs, it typically signifies trust, comfort, warmth, and a desire for closeness with you.

Yes, cats can develop a preference for one human over others based on bonding, daily interactions, and individual temperament.