MATERA PET Journal
Most cat trees fail for four reasons: wrong height, wobble, the wrong scratching texture and a bad spot in the house. Here is how to choose and place a tree your cat will actually use.
Cats are built to stalk from cover. Here is why tunnels appeal to that instinct, which materials cats actually use, and how to place and introduce a tunnel so it becomes a favorite spot.
Can an indoor cat learn to walk on a leash? Yes, with the right harness and a slow, step-by-step plan. Here is how to go from first sniff to first afternoon on the lawn.
Wand toys only work while you hold them. Here is how to build play a cat can do alone, why the 4 a.m. wake-ups are a scheduling problem, and how to rotate toys so they stay interesting.
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The drawer of untouched cat toys is a universal experienceEvery cat owner has one. A mouse that was sniffed once. A laser pointer that worked brilliantly for a fortnight. Six felt balls under the sofa. And a cat who, given...
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