cats Cats eating humans redux: a clowder will devour It was almost a year ago that I reported on a study revealing scavenging patterns of feral cats outside of…
cats Would your cat eat you? Science says yes, but it’s nothing personal. Being a cat behaviorist often means interesting conversations with strangers. People always have questions about their cats, but not always…
cats A chicken and the egg problem: Which came first, pet technology or pet neglect? More people than ever claim that they feel that their pets are part of the family. We let them sleep…
cats Do cats have petting preferences? Yes! Who would have guessed that the big research questions of 2014 would be all about cats (okay, I’m biased)? Do…
cats Is there a bias against stray cats? I think most of us who adopt a kitty from a shelter (especially if they are an adult) wonder about…
cats Is early spay/neuter related to the development of behavior problems in kittens? No, but we’ve got lots of other things to talk about! What factors lead some cats to develop behavior problems?…
cats Do cats need our help to solve a problem? I recently purchased Meowspace (for more about my Meowspace chronicles, see my past blog posts here and here) – a…
cats companion animal research The Science Behind Being a Cat Person My latest article about the science behind what it means to be a cat person…check it out over on the…
cats The Meowspace Chronicles and Adventures in Latent Learning and Insight Safe to say, this feline behavior consultant’s least favorite thing is dealing with my own cats’ behavior problems. My cats…
cats Who’s Training Whom? If you want to learn a lot about yourself, try training another animal. I’ve skated through life without having to…