Bringing a new cat home is an exciting experience, but some cats may exhibit “ghost cat” behavior, hiding and being elusive as they adjust to their new surroundings. Learn practical advice to help your new cat feel comfortable, including creating a safe space, practicing patience, and using positive reinforcement techniques.
Bringing a new baby into your home can be a wonderful and joyous occasion. However, for your cat, this can be a confusing and quite stressful time that can lead to peeing outside the litter box in places like the sofa, your bed, and even on your baby’s clothing and other items. Before you decide to rehome your cat, understanding why your cat is behaving this way, and how you can help them adjust to the new family member, can make rehoming unnecessary, and help your cat return to their former litter box habits.
Rehoming a pet is not just a significant event for the owner, it’s a life-altering transition for the pet as well. This guide will help you understand your pet’s emotions during the rehoming process and provide insights on how to ease their transition. The Bond Between Pets and Owners Pets form strong emotional bonds with their owners, much like the…
Rehoming your pet is not just an emotional challenge for you; it’s a significant transition for your pet as well. This guide will help you create a safe and comfortable transition for your pet, minimizing their stress and helping them adjust to their new home more easily. Preparing for the Move Before the move, take some time to help your…