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Newborn coming soon?

A Birth in a Family of Cat Owners Numerous studies* attest to the physiological and psychological benefits of living with a cat from the very first...

Choosing a good kitten from a good breeder

In this article, we will focus only on behavior. However, other criteria such as health condition are just as important. Some of the advice shared in this...

Scratching post or scratching sofa?

(The video version of this article is only available in French) Are you convinced your cat has a sixth sense that clues him in on the cost of your couches,...

Finding a lost cat: advice

Usually, a cat that strays from home is likely to come back on his own. In the vast majority of cases, when a cat strays from home, he will come back by...

The 3/5 and 3/10 m: Alternatives to declawing

The 3/5 Method This method will ensure that in less than 5 days (on average), a vast majority of cats will use a scratching post if you follow these...

Does your cat also need a vacation?

You are going on a vacation and you are wondering what would be best for your kitty. First, you need to know that, if cats could choose whether or not...

Myths debunked

The Baby Killer Cat A widespread myth claims that a cat may lie on a baby and involuntarily cause his death by suffocating. Unfortunately, even healthcare...

Seminar & courses for everyone

Nantes, FRANCE - July, Sunday 1 2018

CHAtCADÉMIE 3

From 13h00 to 16h30

Toulouse, FRANCE - July, Sunday 22 2018

CHAtCADÉMIE 3

From 13h00 to 16h30

Nicolet - Zoo Académie - September, Saturday 1 2018

Camp de formation FÉLINtensif 1 - 3 jours

From 08h00 to 18h00

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Why do cats scratch ?

A cat scratches for three reasons: to wear out his claws, to mark his territory and to realign his spine. Also, a cat that has been declawed will continue...