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Cat care, explained kindly

Helpful cat care for every stage

Clear guides to care, behavior, feeding and the products that make life with cats easier, written to point you to your vet when it matters.

Start here: our core cat care guides

One in-depth guide per topic, for new and experienced cat owners.

Cat Training Guide: Yes, Cats Can Learn

Cat Training Guide: Yes, Cats Can Learn

This pillar guide explains that cats can be trained using positive reinforcement, covering clicker training, carrier acceptance, scratching post use, and home adjustments.

Kitty Forums Editors Oct 21, 2026

New cat owners

Bringing a cat home, kitten care and settling in.

Cat care

Grooming, nails, teeth and a clean litter box.

Cat behavior

Why cats do what they do, and what to do about it.

Cat products

Litter, furniture, toys and enrichment.

Buying guides

How to choose trees, litter boxes, fountains, feeders, carriers and scratching posts.

Health awareness

Preventive care and the warning signs that mean it is time to call the vet.

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About Kitty Forums

Kitty Forums is a library of practical guides for cat owners: everyday care, behavior, feeding, training, health and the products cats actually use. Cats are good at hiding discomfort, so we focus on understanding what your cat is telling you and knowing when it is time to call the vet.

Just brought a cat home? Start with the cat care guide and feeding guide. Puzzled by scratching, hiding or litter box trouble? Read understanding cat behavior. Our health and wellness guide lists the warning signs that should never wait.

How we write our guides

  • Health and care advice follows veterinary organizations such as the AVMA, the American Association of Feline Practitioners and the Cornell Feline Health Center.
  • Nothing here replaces your veterinarian. For a possible poisoning, call your vet or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center.
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