Cat Training & Behavior

Seems the be overly aggressive lately. Scratching, biting, climbing up my legs, fake crying and attacking when I investigate the crying, sulking away even when offered treats, bouncing off the walls. She has a cat tree, tons of various toys, and feed well, but still destroying my apt while I'm at work. Agression seems excessive from normal 3 month behavior from what I read.

Hello doc, i am here to ask that my cat is almost 3 months and she is healthy and active cat, she is playful and mostly bites me not like real bite but like nibbling but when when she gets too much active she bits me with more force that it sometimes leave some littel marks and her this behaviour is increasing day by day so what should i do

How do you prevent a cat from licking her paws and to stay calm after a laser declaw and what’s the best way to train cats to not go after my food?

adopted a 2 year old male cat, told he was in their special adoption program with Petco since he was "bullied in an open area cat rescue environment. He has always shown "affection" by biting, attacking body parts unilaterally, and he generally purrs while doing this. Basically a sweet and curious cat, skittish at new sounds. Suggestions?

So there’s a stray black cat that’s visited us a few times now. We have some experience w/ cats that’ve walked up meowing & friendly, seeming like they had a home before & this stray did just that. The first time he let us pet him, feed him, & was even kind of playful. The second time he meowed & walked towards us w/ his tail up, but at the same time he wouldn’t stop trying to jump &claw at my legs (& it didn’t seem playful). We took precautions, but I’m just really curious why he acted that way

How do I discipline my cat right at the heat of the moment? For example if she bites my charger, takes a bite off my food, plays with things she's not supposed to play with, etc.. She has a cat tree, scratching post, several toys, and a closed window for her to watch. So she's definitely not deprived. In addition to good diet and water. What am I supposed to do at the heat of the moment when she's doing bad behaviour? Hiss at her? Slightly hit her (like cats do to each other)? Yell "No"? ...

My indoor cat (9mo old) has been licking the inside of one of her front legs. She's pulled out her fur in that area. She's also been scratching the area right in front of her ears more than usual. There's been no change in diet. No other abnormal behavior. She's usually a skittish kitty and scared of most sounds. She lives in a multi-cat household. the other cat is her younger half-sister (weights more and more affectionate so she gets more of our attention). Please help.

Hi! I'm Sergey I've got a male cat, 11 month old without breed not castrated. Recently he started to be hectic early in the morning. At other times he acts fine. What can I do to change his behavior?

I am at my breaking point I wish there was a class to take misbehaving young cats . I in the beginning was the nice cat parent but now I’m changing my tone of voice and she still won’t listen to me she now scratches our rug and eats stuff off it like string and when I say no she still does it so I had to spray her with water that didn’t work long so next step was to scruff her that worked for minute but she disobeyed me anyway I don’t know how people truly discipline there cats . Any suggestions

When I first brought my cat home(she was a kitten then) she covered up her poop in the litter box, but for at least a few months she hasn’t been covering it up. Just 2 days ago she pooped on the floor whilst entering the litter box. There is another adult cat in the house and I thought she’d learn from him by now. I’m confused by these behaviors. What could be causing them? What can I do to support her? What can I do to fix this? Is there a way to train her?

I have 5 cats; three males and two females (all fixed). All grew up together and have always been nice to one another. About 2 months ago bubba has started terrorizing one of my female cats. Vet says he is in good health. Behavior is random and not linked to 'resources'. And he only does it to one of my female cats, and is fine with the other female. Added more litterboxes, bowls, toys,etc but nothing helps. What could be causing this random bad behavior towards only 1 cat?

So here is the situation: I would be petting my cat, she then bites me. I stop petting her. I bring my hand close to her so she smells me and know that this is me and that everything is okay. She stares at me (no fear stance or backward ears, its a normal standing cat stance). She then bites me again. Looks at me. Then 5 seconds later walks and rubs her body on my leg and stands while turning her butt to my leg. Why did she bite me then ask me 5 seconds later to pet her? Why so confusing?