Author: Vejay Anand    Kittens may display aggression, which can be perceived as attacks on their owners, but it's essential to recognize that this behaviour often stems from fear or playfulness. While these behaviours may look similar, understanding the underlying causes is necessary. Aggressive behaviour in kittens can be managed and modified with some extra attention from their owners.   Exploring the Roots of Kitten Aggression:   Kittens inherit intense stalking and hunti

If you’re a cat parent, chances are you’ve seen your furry mate doing some strange things. Climbing  the walls, squeezing into the impossible boxes or spaces, stealing socks and other articles of clothing, just to name a few. But one of the most peculiar, and one the cutest things that cats do? Lying and sleeping on their pet parent’s chest. This is actually a pretty common behavior for cats, but going to sleep just to be woken up by your cat sitting on your chest (or worse – head)

Contributing Editor: Ravi Teja Mandapaka   Cats are known for their enigmatic behavior and may not instantly bestow their trust upon humans. Building a strong and mutually faithful bond with your feline companion can take months to years. Furthermore, understanding cat body language is vital to decipher what your cat is trying to convey, as they often rely on covert signals such as eye blinking, tail movements, and rubbing against people or other animals to communicate their feelings.  

Author: Vejay Anand    Stress is significant in many common cat behavior problems and certain diseases. Unlike some species, cats do not overtly display their emotions and often withdraw or become quiet instead of acting out their anxieties. As responsible cat owners, we must recognize our feline companions' subtle signs of stress to provide them with the best possible care.   Is All Stress Bad?   Cats have physiological systems to manage stress, mainly the HPA axis (hypothal

Author: Vejay Anand   Cats are known for their cleanliness when it comes to toileting. They use a litter tray indoors or loose earth or sand in the garden. However, discovering urine or feces in your home can be pretty distressing. While the occasional accident may occur due to illness, confinement, or sudden fright, persistent inappropriate urination or defecation requires investigation for the cat's well-being.   It's essential to note that punishment is not a solution, as it only in

Contributing Editor: Ravi Teja Mandapaka   Cats have a way of capturing our curiosity with their enigmatic behaviors, and one of their intriguing habits is staring. Cats are experts at prolonged staring, often gazing silently into our eyes. But what exactly does it mean when your feline friend locks eyes with you? Is it a sign of contentment, displeasure, or something else?'   Feline communication is a nuanced affair. Cats communicate vocally through purring, hissing, and meowing, but