FAQ

Common signs of cat anxiety include excessive grooming, hiding, aggression, loss of appetite, and inappropriate urination or defecation.

The golden rule for cats is to treat them with patience, respect their independence, and provide a safe, enriching environment suited to their needs.

Common signs of cat anxiety include hiding, excessive grooming, aggression, and changes in appetite or litter box habits.

The golden rule for cats is to always treat them with respect, patience, and empathy, recognizing their unique personalities and instincts.

Common signs of cat anxiety include hiding, excessive grooming, aggression, and changes in appetite or litter box behavior.

Cats prefer high places because it makes them feel safe, observe their surroundings, and establish territorial dominance.

Cats make the 'ekekek' sound, often when watching birds, due to excitement or frustration and an instinctual mimicry of prey.

Cats enjoy high places because it provides them safety, vantage points to observe their surroundings, and satisfies their natural instincts as hunters.

The 3-3-3 rule for cats outlines three key milestones—after 3 days, 3 weeks, and 3 months—to help pet owners understand their cat's adjustment phases.

Cats like high places because it gives them a sense of safety and allows them to observe their surroundings.