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We travel the world with our adopted cat, Yoda, and write about it. The Fluffy Kitty offers expert guides on cat travel, eco-friendly cat care, and more! Browse through our behavior section to know more about your cat's quirks, behavior signals and more!
Fluffy Kitty » Behavior
1y ago
Our feline friends are renowned for their independent nature and charmingly aloof tendencies. But for many owners – that simply isn’t the case. If you have a furry little shadow who won’t leave your side, you might be confused – why is my cat so needy?
A demanding cat or clingy cat, or a cat that wants constant affection can be cute, right? The meows and pawing and snuggles are great if you love nothing more than hanging out with your kitty 24/7 – but what about if you need to leave? And what about in the middle of the night, when you’re trying to sleep?
Plus, you might be worried about why yo ..read more
Fluffy Kitty » Behavior
1y ago
Thanks to social media, awareness of the existence of tripod cats has never been greater. But if you’re visiting this article today, it may be because of a number of reasons.
Maybe you’re planning to adopt a three legged cat, or your kitty is about to undergo a leg amputation, or you’re simply curious to learn more about tripod cats.
Whatever your reason — welcome!
Today we’re going to cover everything you need to know about caring for a three legged cat, including the practical adjustments and lifestyle shifts you need to make for the tripod in your life.   ..read more
Fluffy Kitty » Behavior
1y ago
As intelligent, sensitive and superbly responsive animals, it’s no wonder you might want to know more about how to train your cat. Despite what the old stereotypes might have us believe, it is possible to train a cat and for them to enjoy it too!
But beyond that, training your cat can be useful in lots of practical ways, as well as improving the wellbeing of your feline friend tenfold. Training provides all-important mental and physical stimulation, as well as positive social contact.
These experiences can be invaluable for cats that are fearful or shy, or those exhibiting behavioral iss ..read more
Fluffy Kitty » Behavior
1y ago
Have you encountered a lost-looking kitty in your backyard or neighborhood? Seeing a cat that appears in need of help is hard enough, but if you notice they seem to be carrying an extra load around the middle you might start to wonder…a pregnant stray cat – what do I do?!
If you’re a cat lover, like us here at Fluffy Kitty, you’ll likely want to offer the pregnant momma some help. But how? What should you do, and what shouldn’t you do?
In this article, we will cover all the essential information you need to best care for a furry mom-to-be, including:
How to know if a cat is stray or feral
Sig ..read more
Fluffy Kitty » Behavior
1y ago
If there’s one thing we love more than our cat… it’s cat books! There’s nothing quite like curling up with a great read, with our fluffy kitty by our side. When we traveled with our cat Yoda in a van, it was one of my favorite ways to spend time in a beautiful new area.
Whether you’re looking for humor, advice, or a bedtime story — we’ve picked out our favorite feline reading for you to browse.
Here’s the purrfect mixture of the best cat books for toddlers, non-fiction cat books on behavior and wellness & those giggle-inducing reads we love for the cat-centric home’s coffee table!
Th ..read more
Fluffy Kitty » Behavior
1y ago
Are you thinking about welcoming a new fluffy member to your family? If so, you might be wondering about how to get an older cat to like a kitten. Older cats can be stuck in their ways and enjoy soaking up all our attention, so adding a third wheel to this dynamic doesn’t always end well!
To have a happy feline family, the kind you always dream of, you’ll have to really consider whether a kitten is the right choice.
And if they are, you’ll need to do everything you can to make their introduction and transition as smooth and stress-free as you can, to maximize your chances of long-term re ..read more
Fluffy Kitty » Behavior
1y ago
Potential problem behavior is probably not top of mind when you adopt a cat, foster a furball, or bring your little kitten home for the first time. You are more likely thinking about the purring lap warmer, fun play sessions & weekend cuddles in bed. But for many of the cat-loving community, this isn’t always the case. Sometimes we end up struggling with common cat behavioral problems.
Did you know?
As many as 75% of owners report their cat has at least one problem behavior. So if that’s you – you aren’t alone!
Caring for antisocial kitties or owning a cat with behavior problems can ..read more
Fluffy Kitty » Behavior
1y ago
Have you ever watched your feline friend lounging around, meowing at your feet or purring as your scratch that tickly spot behind their ear and wondered….what do cats think about all day?
I do! All the time! I am constantly fascinated by Yoda and what he thinks about the world. Whether he sees the trees as trees or just giant scratching posts. Whether he misses the friends we’ve made along our travels.
And most importantly, what he sees when he looks at me!
I’m sure I’m not alone when I meet my furball’s eyes and then think…what do cats really think about their owners?
So I c ..read more
Fluffy Kitty » Behavior
1y ago
“Why does my cat eat everything?”
If you’ve ever walked in to find your kitty munching on something bizarre, yet again, this question might have popped up for you.
Whether you find your cat chewing your shoelaces, your shower curtains or even your electrical cords – it can be an unsettling and worrying experience for us pet parents.
But by far the biggest question we see floating around the cat community is why is my cat eating plastic? Tupperware, grocery bags, or any other plastic goodies…whatever they can get their paws on, our kitties seem totally fixated with the stuff.
The an ..read more
Fluffy Kitty » Behavior
2y ago
You might have seen one hanging around your local store, stalking across your lawn, or even visiting your front door. Perhaps they have even started meowing at you, before running swiftly away when you approach. If so, you might be wondering about taming feral cats and kittens — is it possible and will it help?
Feral cats are the feline homeless.
They live their entire lives outside, are usually born in the wild or abandoned very young and have often had minimal contact with humans. It’s hard to keep an accurate record, but scientific data estimates there are around 70 million of these feral c ..read more