Cat Behaviour
A cat’s cheek rub is a scent-marking conversation
Understand a cat’s cheek rubbing as scent communication, observe the surrounding body language and recognise when a change needs veterinary advice.
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Cat Behaviour
Make short cat-play sessions engaging with prey-like movement, chances to catch the toy and attention to the individual cat.
Cat Behaviour
A Cat’s Hiding Habit Needs a Familiar Baseline Before You Judge a Change
Hiding can be normal for cats, but a change from their usual pattern deserves attention. Observe the wider picture and seek veterinary advice when needed.
Cat Behaviour
Try a Slow Blink Without Staring at Your Cat
A gentle slow blink can be a quiet interaction with a cat, but the cat should remain free to look away or leave.
Cat Behaviour
A Cat’s Kneading Is a Behaviour to Observe in Context
Observe kneading alongside a cat’s posture and routine, protect your lap comfortably and seek veterinary advice for a new or concerning change.
Cat Behaviour
A Cat Flap Needs a Learning Period Before It Becomes the Only Door
Introduce a cat flap gradually in a safe setting and keep another reliable access route available while your cat learns how it works.
Cat Behaviour
Make a Short Cat Play Session More Interesting
Make short cat-play sessions engaging with prey-like movement, chances to catch the toy and attention to the individual cat.