by Morris Animal Inn | Cat Behavior, News
Last week we discussed dog’s body language, so we think it’s the cat’s turn! Just like canines, felines use parts of their body to communicate. Pet 360 provides a guide to understand what your cat’s ears are trying to tell you. First, you must...
by Morris Animal Inn | Cat Behavior, News
As passionate pet parents, many of us can honestly admit that we talk to our pets, but have you tried speaking with your pet in their own language? In the 1940s, cat lover Mildred Moelk discovered that cats meow differently to people than to cats. She categorized 16...
by Morris Animal Inn | Cat Behavior, News
Dogs get a lot of attention for their sense of smell, but the cat nose is nothing to sniff at. Behind its dainty heart shape and tiny nostrils, the cat nose possesses some powerful skills. With the help of Catster.com, here are ten things to know about your cat’s...
by Morris Animal Inn | Cat Behavior, News
Dogs usually come to mind as being man’s best friend, when cats are just as capable to form long-lasting bonds with their owners. Finding out how to please cats can be mystifying, so here are nine quick tips on bonding with your furry feline friend. Tip 1:...
by Morris Animal Inn | Cat Behavior, News
We can’t leave the cats out when it comes to technology. If you have a bored kitty and an iPad or iPhone lying around the house, then you might enjoy trying the following apps to entertain both you and your feline. My cat Bingley, who is a regular visitor to the...
by Morris Animal Inn | Cat Behavior, News
At Morris Animal Inn, our luxury cat suites are furnished with TVs that play Critter TV. Critter TV features a string of clips showing small animals like squirrels and birds darting to and fro. A lot of pet owners ask if their cats really...
