Author - Alice Chau
27Jan

Creating a Cat-Friendly Home: Practical Tips for a Calm, Happy Cat

When people hear the phrase “cat-friendly home,” they often imagine expensive furniture, large spaces, or elaborate setups. In reality, a truly cat-friendly home is not about size or cost; it’s about meeting your cat’s emotional and behavioural needs. I’ve worked with cats living everywhere from large houses with hectares of land in the Midwest USA to compact one-person apartments in Singapore. The difference between stressed and settled cats was never the size of the home; it was how the space was...

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27Jan

How to Make Cat Introductions at Home

Introducing a new cat into your home can be exciting, but for other cats or pets involved, it can be one of the most stressful experiences they face. Many long-term behaviour problems in multi-cat households don’t happen because cats are “difficult” or “antisocial,” but because introductions were rushed or misunderstood. With patience, structure, and the right approach, most cats can learn to share space calmly, even if they never become best friends. This guide walks you step by step through how...

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08Jan

How to Recognise Signs of Stress & Anxiety in Cats

Cats are masters at hiding how they feel. In the wild, showing stress or weakness could make them vulnerable, so many cats instinctively mask discomfort until it becomes impossible to ignore. Unfortunately, that means signs of chronic stress and anxiety often go unnoticed or are dismissed as “just what cats do.” Recognising stress early matters. Ongoing anxiety doesn’t just affect behaviour; it can contribute to long-term medical issues, emotional withdrawal, and a reduced quality of life. With the right support, however,...

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08Jan

Get Your Cat Moving: Boost Activity and Brain Power

Cats have a reputation for being lazy, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. While they may sleep many hours a day, cats are natural hunters designed for bursts of movement, problem-solving, and routine mental engagement. When cats don’t get enough physical and mental stimulation, it can show up in ways we don’t always expect: night-time howling, scratching furniture, biting, tension between cats, or anxiety-driven behaviours. Keeping your cat active isn’t just about exercise; it’s about supporting their emotional wellbeing...

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