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Possible Pica, Dog Chases Cat and Urination Problem

January 30, 2015January 9, 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, anemia, boredom, carpet, carpeting, cat behavior, Cat Behaviorist, cat pee, dog chases, dogs and cats, early weaning, eating clay, fabric, gelatin, ingest, ingestion, kittens, litter box, litter boxes, litter pan, living with more than one dog, malnutrition, peeing, pica, plastic box, plastic cords, rubber, rubber band, suckling blankets, urination 1 Comment

Tips to Have a Happy Cat

July 30, 2017December 27, 2011 by Alana Stevenson

Alana Stevenson, cat behaviorist, provides tips to have a happy cat.

Categories Behavior & Lifestyle, From the Feline Behaviorist, Health, Lifestyle Tags affectionate, Alana Stevenson, carpet, Cat Appeasement, cat bowls, cat companionship, cat drinking, cat food, cat litter, cat play, cat scratching, clay litter, conflict, dry food, feline behavior, feline behaviorist, fighting, food and water bowls, litter box, litter pan, pet bowls, pine litter, pole toys, scratching pad, urinating, wand toys, wet food 10 Comments

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