Tagged With Behavior

Serene blue-point Siamese cat sitting calmly next to a clean litter box with indoor plants in soft lighting

Cat Behavior Modification: What to Do Instead of Punishing Litter Box Problems

5 February 2024

Helpful ways to deal with a cat's inappropriate elimination through negative methods, health, environmental, and positive training techniques.

Senior Golden Retriever with shaking back legs comforted by owner in a cozy living room

Why Are My Dog’s Back Legs Shaking? Causes and Expert Insights

5 February 2024

Typical reasons for a dog's back legs shaking can include degeneration due to age, arthritis, anxiety, and neurological problems; the diagnosis and treatment will depend on the cause.

Owner gently touching the ears of a relaxed blue British Shorthair cat in a cozy living room

Why Are My Cat’s Ears Hot? Decoding Feline Ear Temperature

4 February 2024

Reasons why cats may have hot ears, including things like normal body functions, the temperature of their environment, and medical issues such as a fever or an infection.

Two apprehensive cats meeting for the first time indoors, including a cautious Siamese and an Abyssinian with an arched back

Signs of Aggression When Introducing Cats: What the Experts Say

4 February 2024

Important signs to look out for during cat introductions are aggression, signs of stress, and the ability to read cat body language, pheromones, and environmental needs.

Veterinarian examining the abdomen of a female Golden Retriever on an examination table in a clinic

Can You Spay a Dog in Heat? When to Do It and Risks

4 February 2024

Spaying a dog in heat can lead to complications such as increased blood flow, so vets suggest waiting for a time when the surgery can be safer and less complex.

Orange tabby cat with a puzzled expression beside undigested food on a hardwood floor in a bright living room

Why Is My Cat Throwing Up Undigested Food but Acting Normal?

4 February 2024

Causes and how to deal with a cat throwing up whole food, such as eating too fast, stress, dietary concerns, and when to see a vet.

Playful West Highland White Terrier in a cluttered living room, highlighting grooming needs and time commitment

Are Westies Hard to Raise? The Pros and Cons of West Highland White Terrier Ownership

2 February 2024

Drawbacks of Westie ownership, such as their grooming needs, their stubbornness, their health problems, and the financial and time commitments that come with them.

Serene blue British Shorthair cat sleeping in bed with a gentle focus on its peaceful face

Do Cats Dream Like Humans? Insights into Feline Sleep Patterns

31 January 2024

Comparative review of cat and human dreams with a focus on REM sleep behavior, neuroimaging research, and memory processing.

Small Greyhound sleeping on a dog bed in a warmly lit living room, possibly dreaming

Do Dogs Dream Like Humans? Insights into Canine Sleep and Dreams

31 January 2024

Information about doggy dreams, how they compare to human dreams, the emotional side of dreaming, breed-specific dream patterns, and how to help your dog get better sleep.

Cheerful Border Collie with tail up, mouth open, and tongue out in a sunny park

How to Know If a Dog Is Happy: Understanding Dog Happiness

29 January 2024

Signs of dog joy can be seen through the position of their tail, their body and face, and their hormone levels, as well as through environmental and training factors.

Serene long-haired Ragdoll cat with blue eyes purring and kneading on a plush blanket

How to Tell If Your Cat Is Happy: What Does a Happy Cat Look Like?

29 January 2024

How to tell if your cat is happy, including physical cues, sounds, surroundings, and the role of your relationship with your cat.

Owner sitting with a Border Collie being examined by a vet, showcasing the concern and care for the dog's health

Border Collie Health Problems: What Owners Should Know

29 January 2024

Other common health concerns in Border Collies are hip dysplasia, epilepsy, and collie eye anomaly, so it's important to make sure you're getting genetic testing and taking your dog to the vet regularly.