Can two cats share a litter box?
Technically yes, but it’s a setup for problems. The one-per-cat-plus-one rule exists because shared boxes drive house soiling.
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Declawing cats: what it actually is, and why most vets say no
Declawing is amputation of the last bone of each toe, not nail removal. The AVMA discourages it. Banned in many places. Here’s what works instead.
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Why does my cat knock things off tables?
Three answers: predator play with stationary objects, attention-seeking that worked once, or boredom. The fix depends on which.
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Why does my cat bite when I pet her?
Petting-induced aggression is overstimulation. Cats have an arousal threshold, and the right amount of petting feels good — past that, it doesn’t.
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Do calming collars work for cats?
Mixed evidence and a real safety concern. Diffusers have better data; collars can be safety risks for free-roaming cats.
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Why does my cat meow excessively at night?
Usually unspent energy or hunger. In senior cats, can be cognitive decline or hyperthyroidism. When to escalate.
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Do indoor cats need a cat tree?
Yes, or some equivalent vertical space. Apartment cats need height to feel safe and use their territory. A wall shelf works too.
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Why does my cat hide so much?
Hiding is normal cat behavior; excessive hiding usually isn’t. Stress, pain or illness are the three buckets to consider.
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Can you train a cat?
Yes, with positive reinforcement and patience. The dog model doesn’t translate, but the operant-conditioning principles do.
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Why does my cat scratch the furniture, and how to make it stop?
You can’t stop scratching (it’s hardwired) but you can redirect it. The post, the placement and the transition that work.
