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Practical articles on common feline behaviour concerns, written to help you understand what your cat may be communicating and where to begin.

A grey tabby cat peeking over the edge of a cardboard box.

Anxiety

Signs Your Cat May Be Experiencing Anxiety

How to spot common signs of stress early, what usually drives them, and the first environmental changes worth trying.

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A tabby kitten facing a dog in a bright home hallway.

Household conflict

Why Are My Cats Fighting?

A practical overview of what drives inter-cat conflict, what changes can reduce tension, and when a structured plan helps.

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Scratching

Why Cats Scratch Furniture

Why cats gravitate to furniture, what scratching actually does for them, and how to redirect it without punishment.

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A relaxed tabby cat sleeping on a yellow chair.

Body language

How Cats Communicate

A quick guide to the body language shifts that usually signal calm, stress, tension, and discomfort.

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A tabby cat licking its paw while resting.

Stress behaviours

Why Is My Cat Overgrooming?

The common medical and behavioural reasons behind overgrooming, and what usually needs to be ruled out first.

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Litter box

Why Is My Cat Peeing Outside the Litter Box?

A starting point for understanding litter box changes, from medical rule-outs to setup problems and household stress.

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Two cats touching noses in front of a bright window.

Introductions

Introducing Cats the Right Way

The basic steps behind a calmer introduction process, the mistakes that create setbacks, and when to slow down.

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A tabby cat carrying a plush toy while walking on a wall-mounted shelf.

Enrichment

Why Enrichment Matters for Cats

Simple enrichment ideas that meet instinctive needs and reduce the excess energy or frustration behind many problem behaviours.

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Not Sure Where to Start?

If you're feeling confused, overwhelmed, or unsure whether behaviour support is the right fit, you're welcome to reach out and describe what's going on.