Cat Language

Cat’s have a language all their own. You almost need to live with a feline (81 million in the USA and counting…) to understand how subtle their language is. You can learn cat language by observing the unique messages they send using vocal sounds, tail movements, their eyes, whiskers, fur, and even their walk. Cats use nearly every muscle in their bodies - working in concert to form a symphony of cat language, intricate messages to other cats and perceptive humans.

Top 10 Things To Do Before You Bring Your New Cat Home

1. Make Sure Everyone In The House Is Prepared To Have A Cat

Talk to your family members before bringing a new cat home. Make sure everyone knows that the fun begins only after kitty feels safe and her needs are met. Once you’re sure everyone is ready for feeding, litter changing and grooming, you can divvy up chores among family members so everyone is prepared to care for kitty before she arrives.