How to get cats to get along

If you’re here, my guess is you’ve came across this article because you were looking for a solution to a problem you already have, or one you’re expecting to have in the upcoming months. Either you’ve taken in multiple cats, and at least one of them doesn’t get along with another, you’ve just adopted a...Read More »

Unsuccessful cat introduction can lead to stress and conflicts in your furry family. Discover the steps for a proper reintroduction.

Introduce your cats in one room without doing the traditional isolation, slow and gradual introduction process. Cats are living things and so as all living things, they have an innate instinct to survive and they will be able to manage by themselves, even without much help. Even if they are stressed, and a little bit uncomfortable in the beginning, they will be able to adapt. With the power of consistency and positive associations, we can help this process go along much faster.

Want to know the best way to introduce a new cat to your family? Here are six helpful steps to make a smooth transistion for everyone!

Kittens are cute and fuzzy with a gregarious nature. They are energetic and frisky, spending most of their waking hours scurrying around and playing with fellow kittens or cats. Are you worried that

Shelters and breeders encourage prospective cat owners to get two kittens from the same litter. Although there are a few challenges, having two cats is beneficial both for the cats and their humans.

Are you scratching your head over how to get cats to get along? We bring you in-detail list of most popular tips on how to solve this issue.

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Patience is key with new cat introductions. Follow these steps for low stress ways to introduce your new feline friend.