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Best Time for Cat Spay/Neuter Surgery
When is the best time? Before or after heat? At 6 or 12 months? Let's look into it.
What to Do When Your Cat Won’t Sleep in Its Bed
How can you get your cat to sleep in its bed? Here is a detailed explanation.
Why Your Cat Hides When Friends Visit
Friends come over and your cat instantly hides — what's going on?
Can You Cut a Cat’s Whiskers?
A cat's whiskers aid spatial judgment, balance, and well-being, so they should never be cut casually — only for facial surgery. If cut, whiskers regrow to full length in about three months, but the cat may suffer stress or get stuck in tight spaces meanwhile.
Where Does Your Cat Like to Sleep? What the Spot Means
A cat's sleeping spot is meaningful, like its posture - each place reflects a mood and psychology. This article explains what your cat's chosen sleep location says.
Why Won’t a Mother Cat Eat After Giving Birth?
A new mother cat may refuse food from exhaustion, pain, mastitis, postpartum calcium deficiency, hormone swings, or anxiety. Hormone or exhaustion/pain causes usually recover with rest. Offer tempting foods like canned food, goat milk, crucian carp soup, or chicken breast. Calcium deficiency or mastitis show swollen breasts, fever, weakness, twitching—see a vet.
Why Your Cat Starts to Look Like You (It’s More Than Mimicry)
Many owners hear that their cat is the spitting image of them, and science backs it up. A British photographer pairing 3,000 cats with their owners found they do grow more alike over time, though a cat's breed determines its looks, not its owner's face. The real similarity comes from behavioral sync, calm owners raise calm cats and anxious ones raise jumpy cats, cats mimic our body language and match our daily rhythms. Psychology's "similarity attraction" means we subconsciously pick cats that resemble us, and brain studies show shared oxytocin and cortisol levels between long-term companions. In short, your cat doesn't become you, it tunes to your frequency.
What to Do When Your Cat Keeps Peeing on the Bed
Recently, the most frequently asked question: what do I do when my cat keeps peeing on the bed? We previously shared a guide on inappropriate urination, but some said it was not clear enough in practice. This time we systematically and thoroughly summarize it! Please read and understand it repeatedly, and feel free to add your own tips.
Do You Grow to Hate Your Cat?
Every cat owner can list a hundred reasons to be annoyed — soiled beds, sofa scratches, a terrible temper. The difference is whether you respond by learning about the cat or by giving up on it. One owner's story of her hardest cat shows why the bond wins.
Why Dogs Gain Weight After Neutering
Many owners find their cat or dog's figure goes off after neutering; the original graceful body becomes chubby. Although cute, do you prefer their original look?