YES - You can love your cat… and still feel frustrated, disconnected, and exhausted. Why is it that when it comes to our cats’ behavior, we’re so quick to assign human motives to it? “She’s trying to assert herself.” “He’s just being dominant.” “He knows what he’s doing is wrong.” “They’re trying to get back at me.” I hear these things every single week. And I get it—I really do. Because when you’re living it… it feels personal. A new cat enters your home—and now your resident cat is chasing...

If you’re here because your cat is peeing outside the litter box, waking you up all night, acting aggressive, meowing excessively or just doing something that’s making life feel stressful… I want you to take a breath for a second. You’re not alone in this, and your cat isn’t trying to be difficult. I know it can feel  that way sometimes—especially when you’re tired, frustrated, or worried—but the truth is, cats don’t do things out of spite. When behavior changes or feels “problematic,” it’s...

Therapy Cat Baxter Courtesy of Terri Jennings Cats are often thought of as animals who want independence and quiet companionship. But for some cats, their calm presence becomes something more powerful: a source of comfort and healing for people who need it most. From hospital rooms to hospice centers, libraries to airports, therapy cats have been in the background, quietly changing lives. Yet many people are surprised to learn that cats—yes, cats—can be trained to provide therapeutic support...