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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.
Signs of Obesity in Cats
Obesity refers to the excessive accumulation of body fat. At least 25% of cats are considered obese or at risk of becoming obese, which is the most common nutrition-related health condition in pets.
How to Safely Break Up a Cat Fight
Cat fights are common in multi-cat households, but frequent or violent clashes call for calm, safe human intervention—never step in with your bare hands. The right approach is to break their focus, separate the cats to cool down, and prevent repeat conflicts by treating every cat fairly and giving each one enough resources to feel secure.
How to Prevent Cats from Fighting Each Other
Understanding the underlying cause of feline aggression and addressing it early is key. Cat aggression falls into five types—territorial, fear-based, pain-related, play, and redirected—and each responds to specific environmental changes. Spaying/neutering, pheromones, and enough resources also help.
How to Break Your Cat of Bad Habits
The top complaints about cats are inappropriate litter box habits, furniture scratching, and aggression—most rooted in normal feline behavior. With patience and the right setup (clean box, sisal scratching post, proper play), these problems are solvable or preventable.
Preparing to Bring a Cat Home: A Starter Checklist for New Cat Parents
Bringing a cat home for the first time? Get the everyday essentials ready before the big day so your new companion settles into its new environment quickly and with less stress.
Bringing a New Cat Home: A Starter Guide
Set up food, bowls, a bed, a litter box, toys, a scratching post, and an odor-free deodorizer before arrival. Give a 7-day low-stress adjustment, keep the old food and litter, then follow the vaccine and deworming schedule.
What to Prepare Before Bringing Home a Cat
Before a cat arrives, stock up on the essentials: age-appropriate food, a warm bed, separate bowls, a litter box, and basic supplements. A cat carrier and a few toys can follow later.
What to Prepare Before Getting a Cat
Before a cat comes home, stock the daily essentials — food, a litter box, bowls, a wand toy, parasite control, and a few health basics. A short list of 'next step' and 'advanced' items can follow as you learn your cat's needs.
A Guide to Cat Toys
Cat toys split into three kinds: ones you use together to build bonding, ones a cat can enjoy alone when bored, and a few that need supervision. Picking the right type keeps play safe and fun.