FAQ

To keep a cat away from a dragon tree, place the plant in an inaccessible area, use pet-safe deterrent sprays, and provide alternative safe plants or toys.

Yes, dragon trees (Dracaena spp) are toxic to cats due to saponins, which can cause symptoms like vomiting, drooling, and lethargy. Prompt veterinary care is recommended if ingestion occurs.

Cats may express apologies through affectionate behaviors like rubbing against you, slow blinking, or bringing you a 'gift' after upsetting you.

There is no specific age at which it becomes too late to train a cat; even older cats can learn new behaviors with enough patience and encouragement.

Cats may show they're sorry through behaviors like rubbing against you, purring, or bringing gifts. Their apology often comes as affectionate body language.

There is no age that is too late to train a cat. Older cats may take more time to learn, but they can still be successfully trained with patience and consistency.

Cats may express apology through gentle headbutts, purring, or approaching their owner with lowered ears and slow blinks, showing affection and submission.

It’s never too late to train a cat, although older cats may take more time and patience to learn new behaviors like using a cat flap.

Your cat may be hesitant to use the cat flap due to unfamiliarity, fear of noise or resistance from the flap, or needing time and positive reinforcement to adjust.

The 3-3-3 rule is a guideline for helping adopted cats adjust, suggesting it takes 3 days to decompress, 3 weeks to settle in, and 3 months to fully adjust.