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Understanding Your Cat’s Emotions: With Cole and Marmalade

September 16, 2015 by Karen Harrison Binette

Cole and Marmalade demonstrate in a cute video on understanding your cat’s expressions and emotions.

Categories Cute Cat Videos, Video Tags cat, cat video, cats, chris poole, cole, confusion, cute cat video, emotions, expression, fear, funny cat video, funny cats, guilty, marmalade, play, real men love cats, surprise, surprised kitty Leave a comment

Litter Box Problems and Scared of the Ceiling Fan

January 28, 2015June 26, 2013 by Alana Stevenson

Alana Stevenson, Cat Behaviorist, answers questions from Life with Cats readers.

Categories Behavior & Lifestyle, From the Feline Behaviorist, Health Tags Alana Stevenson, cat behavior, cat sanctuary room, desensitization, desensitize, fear, feline behaviorist, flooding, how to resolve a litter box problem, indoor cat, learned helplessness, litter box, litter box problem, medical issue, peeing outside of litter box, scared cat, scared of ceiling fan, sprays and pees outside the litter box 1 Comment

Chewing, Banging Doors, Cat bites other Kitties, and Dog Chases Cats

January 30, 2015December 20, 2012 by Alana Stevenson

Alana Stevenson, Cat Behaviorist, answers questions from Life with Cats readers.

Categories Behavior & Lifestyle, From the Feline Behaviorist, Health Tags Alana Stevenson, attention, banging on doors, biting, boredom, boston terrier, Cat Behaviorist, cats and dogs, chewing, chews, closed door, dog chases cats, dog training, dogs and cats, doors, early weaning, edible plants, fear, feline behavior, nurses, pica, play, play aggression, poor diet, positive training, sibling kittens, special needs, three months old 3 Comments

Tail Talk

January 31, 2015May 8, 2012 by Alana Stevenson

Do you know what your cat’s tail is saying to you?

Categories Behavior & Lifestyle, From the Feline Behaviorist Tags aggressive, Alana Stevenson, cat, cat behavior, Cat Behaviorist, Cat body language, cat tails, fear, feline behaviorist, feline body language, pain, petting, piloerection, play, tail, tail twitch, tails, twitching tail, wag Leave a comment

The Hiss

January 31, 2015April 4, 2012 by Alana Stevenson

Alana Stevenson, cat behaviorist, explains hissing behavior in cats.

Categories Behavior & Lifestyle, From the Feline Behaviorist Tags aggression, Alana Stevenson, Cat Behaviorist, cat hiss, cat hissing, cat litter, cat swearing, cats, fear, feline behavior, hiss, hissing, hissy cat, inter-cat aggression, pain, threat 17 Comments

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