Why does my cat attack my ankles?
Ankle ambushes are almost always play and predatory practice, most common in young, energetic indoor cats with a lot of hunting drive and not…
Ankle ambushes are almost always play and predatory practice, most common in young, energetic indoor cats with a lot of hunting drive and not…
Usually a triggering event broke the social pattern: vet visit, new pet, household change. The right protocol can reset it.
Petting-induced aggression is overstimulation. Cats have an arousal threshold, and the right amount of petting feels good — past that, it doesn’t.