Why does my cat headbutt me in the face?

According to Dr. Herron, this behavior is something that domestic cats share with their wild counterparts. “Cats do this to deposit facial pheromones on people or objects in their environment,” explains Dr. Herron. read more

Pam is unable to respond to comments. If you have questions about cat behavior you can find many answers in the best-selling books by Pam Johnson-Bennett as well as in the articles on our site. If your cat displays a change in behavior, contact your veterinarian because there may be an underlying medical cause. read more

Cats with the natural instinct of finding prey and eating the same should not be stopped! There will be days you may get a rodent or bird at your feet do not punish your cat for this as this is just his natural behavior pattern instead you can put a bell around your cats neck and make it difficult for him to catch prey. #4. read more