Training

You might think that your cat is untrainable; after all, they are very stubborn creatures! But it is possible to train them to walk on a leash. Here's how!

Traveling in an RV full time can be stressful enough - small spaces, limited storage, limited power sources. If you have a cat that is your traveling buddy, you have to make sure it's comfortable too!

Yes, cats can walk on leashes. Training your cat to walk on a leash or harness comes with its advantages. Learn how to acclimate your adult cat or kitten to the process so you can get out there and enjoy nature together.

Cats are generally fastidious and clean, but what happens if your cat has a problem pooping outside of its litter box?

Do you love your cat? Consider teaching her to walk on a leash! Your cat will be safer, live longer, and have their senses stimulated by the great outdoors. Step-by-step instructions for success included!

With the right tools and attitude, you can teach your cat to sit on command. This is great for mental stimulation, a cool party trick, and growth in the relationship between you and your fluffy friend.

It is a cat's natural instinct to scratch. Your precious one doesn't care that it's your new couch getting scratched to shreds. There are ways to teach your cat to scratch in more appropriate places.

If you are looking for information on how to teach your cat to do something truly awesome, this article is for you.

Peeing in the house is one of the most common behavioral problems in cats. Learn how to stop it and get your cat back in the litter box!

Believe it or not, you can teach your cat to play fetch—it's not a game reserved just for dogs. Here are six easy steps to help you and your pet have fun.

Wood pellets, sometimes called wood stove fuel pellets or pellet fuel, can make a great replacement for regular cat litter.

In this article, I will provide step-by-step instructions on how to litter box train a stray cat and explain why this method works best.

Training your cat can help prevent behavioral issues. Working together, you'll come to understand your cat's behavior better, thus strengthening your bond.

Cats need their claws for many reasons, but climbing up your leg shouldn't be one of them. Find out how to stop your kitten from doing this early on, so it doesn't become a habit.