Chewing on plants is an instinctive, normal behavior for cats. If your cat is chewing on plants that you’d rather them not chew on, get them their own cat-safe or fake plants to chew on and reward them when you see them chewing on their own plants. Do your research and remove plants that are not cat-safe. Keep your cats safe and satisfied.

One life-changing thing you can do for your cat this year is to help them get some exercise. Exercise improves cats’ physical and mental health, prevents behavior issues and increases the bond you have with your cat. Exercise does so much good for cats. Here are some ways to make exercise enticing for your cat so they actually want to do it!

Try enriching your cat's life through food textures, which are actually more important to them than flavors.

Here are some tips for creating a "char-CAT-erie" board filled with savory, crunchy, soft, flaky and all kinds of other texture selections to make your cat happy.

Do you know why cats can’t resist a Christmas tree? Because it’s the ultimate enrichment for them! Here’s how to help keep everyone safe and happy when your cats really want to “enjoy” that tree.