Why Your Cat Plan Isn’t Working
Rita Reimers explains why cat behavior plans often fail: inconsistent implementation, lack of calming, and the need for predictable patterns. Success depends on steady home practice.
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Keep Your Hands Off When Cats Fight
Rita Reimers explains why grabbing fighting cats can lead to bites, the danger of cat saliva bacteria, and how to treat bites and safely break up fights.
Guiding Cats to Coexist: A Step-by-Step Approach
Rita Reimers explains how to introduce a new cat to a resident cat, emphasizing scent introduction, patience, and avoiding punishment or rushing the process.
How a Simple Routine Can Calm Your Cat
Rita Reimers explains how a simple play-eat-groom-sleep routine mirrors a cat’s natural instincts and helps them feel secure and sleep better.
Summer with Otto and Lumi: Cats, Fishing, and Hydration
The summer has been a relaxed time for Otto and Lumi, who spend much of their days going in and out of the cat door onto the garden. Lumi, who has spent a year in a shelter, is enjoying her first summer here and is described as very happy and spoiled. Otto has grown fond of her, and they share a mut
September Cat Holidays: Health, Pain Awareness, and Good-Fortune Charms
September brings cat holidays that focus on health, pain awareness, UV risks, good-luck charms, and shelter pet advocacy. Cat Wisdom 101 highlights key signs and tips.
Orange Cat Reese Finds Forever Home Again
Orange cat Reese, known for his snaggle tooth and nosy habits, was rescued in 2021, lived nearly five years, and has now found a new home after a second adoption.
Feral Kittens Quickly Trust Humans After Rescue
Five feral kittens rescued in Sonora, California, were quickly socialized and now trust humans, thanks to focused care and timing during a critical developmental window.
Kitten Misty Finds a Forever Home After Trap Rescue
A five-month-old kitten named Misty was rescued from a trap, spayed, vaccinated, and is now ready for adoption after a volunteer opened her home.
Round Kittens Roll Out of Bed After Milk Overload
Cassava’s two round kittens, now 3.5 weeks old, roll out of bed after nursing. The fluffy calico mother is cautious around other cats and enjoys quiet moments.
Walnut Shell Litter Wins Over a Seven-Cat Household
Naturally Fresh walnut shell litter offers low dust, firm clumps, and long lasting odor control, and is safe for kittens and small animals, according to a seven-cat household review.
Choosing the Right Cat Litter in 2026
Explore the top cat litter options of 2026, from low-dust silica crystals to biodegradable corn and wheat, with insights on odor control, clumping, and special needs.