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The cat is a female. About 6 years old. It was normal for her to do it once and a while, but has been doing a lot, i.e., 3-5 times a day, the past few months. Thanks for any suggestions.

This is a somewhat extreme measure, but they do make mats that run a VERY MILD (but effective) shock to the cat when they both they put both of their paws on it. They learn quick where they should not be.

Deb, My boyfriend and I have moved with our cats a number of times. We have found that they are generally timid in their new surroundings at first (they've been known to find very good hiding places), but do best when we are around and avaible to them. I recommend that your cats should be...

We have a cat that who has recently taken to chasing her tail...quite a lot. She does it on the kitchen floor, on the couch...everywhere. It's particularly annoying when she does it on the bed in the morning, and wakes us as she trampels over our feet. Why do cats do this? It mostly makes us...