Why Your Cat Acts Like Everything Belongs to Them (And What to Do About It)
Status-related aggression comes from a cat who wakes up every day convinced they have to fight for what's theirs, even when no one is actually taking anything. It shows up between cats too: one cat chases another off a chair, guards the food area, claims the best perch and won't share it. ✴️ The Napoleon mindset is rooted in insecurity, not dominance. ✴️ The answer is environmental: ✅ Add vertical space ✅ Spread scent soakers around the home. ✅ Give every cat in your household their own resource stations, far enough apart that one cat can't stand guard over all of them at once. You can't argue a cat out of feeling anxious about their territory, but you CAN redesign the environment so that anxiety has nowhere to take hold. Big thanks to #TeamCatMojo for sharing some of the amazing cats featured in this video, including: Jody M. & Mittens Katelin D. Java & Paco Lisa R. Brianna B. Jamie J. April, Parker and Meadow Berry & Luna Cricket & Boots Kacey C., Hank & Mabel Ashley P. & Mayhem Send me your cats via the link in bio! -----------------------------------------------------------------…
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