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Why Are My Cats Fighting? Understanding Intercat Aggression
When cats who once got along suddenly start fighting, it can be confusing and heartbreaking. But intercat aggression isn't usually about one cat being "mean" or trying to establish dominance. Cats are social animals, but they're also selective about who they choose to live and interact with. A veterinary visit, redirected aggression, competition over resources, or a single frightening encounter can change the relationship between cats. Understanding what is driving the confli
felidaebehavior
Aug 11


Why Is My Cat Suddenly Aggressive? Understanding the Types and Triggers of Cat Aggression
Has your cat ever bitten you seemingly out of nowhere? While it may feel random, cat biting is almost always a form of communication. In this article, you'll learn the most common reasons cats bite, how to recognize the warning signs before a bite happens, and what you can do to prevent it. Whether your cat bites during petting, play, or stressful situations, understanding the underlying cause is the first step toward resolving the behavior.
felidaebehavior
Jul 13


Help Your Stressed Cat: Understanding Stress Stacking and Behavior Changes
Stress stacking happens when small stressors add up and overwhelm your cat. Learn the signs of stress in cats, why these behaviors appear, and how you can reduce your cat’s stress to improve their overall wellbeing.
felidaebehavior
Nov 24, 2025


When to Call the Vet vs. the Cat Behaviorist: Understanding Medical vs. Behavioral Issues
Your cat suddenly starts peeing outside the litter box. Is it medical or behavioral? The distinction matters — a cat in pain behaves differently, and misdiagnosing the cause can lead to wasted time, money, or even worsening problems. Always rule out medical issues first — then if symptoms persist, behavioral intervention may help restore healthy habits and wellbeing.
felidaebehavior
Oct 7, 2025
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