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Pet insurance may cover behavioral therapy for cats, but a problem that starts before coverage usually won’t be. Here’s how to check your policy.

Pet insurance may cover behavioral therapy for cats, but a problem that starts before coverage usually won’t be. Here’s how to check your policy.

Cat behaviorist cost depends on who you hire: Cornell lists $115, while veterinary behaviorists we checked start near $580.

Does Feliway work? In a 1,060-caregiver trial, scratching fell more with it, but placebo cats improved too. Read before you buy.

Do puzzle feeders really work? Research on them is limited, so we tested picks with four cats for six weeks.

Best scratching posts differ for kittens and seniors, who may prefer softer cardboard scratchers. See what changes for big cats and multi-cat homes.

The best cat tree for a nervous cat offers a private hideout and a choice of low or high. Here’s how to introduce it without forcing your cat.

Indoor cat boredom starts with a hunting drive that stays strong even in well-fed cats. Spot the 7 signs and give that instinct a daily outlet.

Litter boxes per cat follow the n+1 rule, but two boxes side by side can count as one. Here’s the setup that actually gives every cat a choice.

Cat won’t play with toys? A still toy gives a hunter nothing to stalk. Here’s how to make it flee, hide, and reappear, from kittens to seniors.

Cat hiding isn’t always a problem. What matters is change: a new hiding spot, skipped meals, or fewer litter box trips. Here’s how to tell.