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Connecticut's Certified Cat Behavior & Training Professional
Providing in home and Virtual consultations
Get help with litter box behaviors, aggression, fear, socialization, introductions, senior care, kitten 101, adult wellness, vet prep & more.

10/22/2026

We want to see you recognize the best veterinarians you’ve had šŸ‘‡šŸˆā¤ļø

šŸš«āœ‹ I disagree… and I’m going to be open about it.A cat owner is considering putting their cat outside because of house-s...
10/21/2026

šŸš«āœ‹ I disagree… and I’m going to be open about it.

A cat owner is considering putting their cat outside because of house-soiling issues. And to make matters worse, others are encouraging it, saying things like, ā€œPut them outside. If they have claws, they’ll be fine. If the cat gets hurt outside, that’s the cat’s fault, not yours.ā€

They asked my take on it. And soā€¦šŸ‘‡
I disagree. Strongly.

There are other options besides putting a cat outside. MANY options. Even if you’ve tried several things, there may still be answers you haven’t explored yet. Please don’t give up on them.

I disagree that a cat is automatically safe outside simply because they have claws. Claws are not a force field. They won’t protect a cat from cars, diseases, parasites, extreme weather, predators, or cruel people. Having claws doesn’t make a cat invincible.

And I wholeheartedly disagree with the idea that if a cat gets hurt or killed outside, it’s the cat’s fault.

NO. Our cats depend on us. That’s our responsibility.

When we bring an animal into our lives, we take on the responsibility of caring for them through the good, the bad, and the frustrating moments. From food and enrichment to playtime, litter box issues, and veterinary care, we are their guides and their advocates.

House-soiling can be frustrating. I understand that. But it can also be a sign of an underlying medical issue, stress, or something about their litter box environment that needs to change. There are avenues to explore. There is help available.

And to say, often times it doesn’t help the behavior! It can make it worse.

We can’t just decide one day that we’re done and tell them to ā€œfigure it out.ā€

They don’t understand why the home they’ve always known is suddenly no longer safe. They don’t understand why the people they trust have put them out into a world they may not be equipped to survive.

Our cats are not disposable. They are not problems to be thrown away when things get difficult. They are living, feeling beings who depend on us to do right by them.

They deserve patience. They deserve compassion. They deserve a chance.

And they deserve better than being tossed outside because we ran out of patience.

Please, if you’re struggling with a cat who is house-soiling, seek help before making a decision that could put their life at risk. ā¤ļøšŸ¾

We owe them better. They trust us with their lives. šŸ˜©šŸ’”

You dont want to miss this FREE WEBINAR - "Bladder stones can cause pain and urinary problems in dogs and cats and, in s...
10/20/2026

You dont want to miss this FREE WEBINAR - "Bladder stones can cause pain and urinary problems in dogs and cats and, in some cases, may lead to a potentially life-threatening blockage. But why do they form, and why are some pets more likely to develop them?

Join Dr. Richa Dheendsa, Senior Veterinarian in AMC's Internal Medicine Service, for a discussion of the different types of bladder stones, signs pet owners should watch for, and how these stones are diagnosed. She'll also review treatment options, what determines the best approach for each pet, and steps that may help reduce the risk of stones returning."

Veterinarian-led Webinar about Bladder Stones in Dogs and Cats

10/14/2026

Pillow talkšŸŒ› - Cat Edition:
What cat toy(s) were a GOOD buy for you?
Lets talk about it šŸ‘‡

10/14/2026

Amanda Caron is a certified cat behavior consultant, which means a lot of her job is training the humans.

Is your cat a little… different? 🐾Maybe they have three legs, one eye, a lifelong medical condition, or a personality th...
10/12/2026

Is your cat a little… different? 🐾Maybe they have three legs, one eye, a lifelong medical condition, or a personality that shines just a little brighter. Whatever makes your kitty unique, we want to hear their story!

Cats with special needs are often overlooked by potential adopters, but they have so much love to give. By sharing their real-life stories, we can help families see beyond a diagnosis, disability or being different and discover just how rewarding adopting a special-needs cat can be. Let's celebrate these amazing kitties because they truly can be at the center of our hearts by simply just being them.

Share a photo and tell us about your cat in the comments. What makes them special? What has life with them taught you?

Know someone with a special kitty? Tag them! Rescue trying to home a special needs kitty? Tag them too because We'd love to hear their story, too.

Here's our goal: at LEAST 30 stories in the comments! If we reach it, one special kitty will receive a special gift, selected at random!

Let's shine a little spotlight on the cats who deserve to be seen, celebrated, and loved. ā¤ļø

Your turn — tell us about your special kitty, we cant wait to hear about them.

10/08/2026

We applaud her caregivers for giving her this set up because this sets her up for success!

If you don’t know, weight can and often does play a major role in your cats litter box behaviors. If your cat struggles to use the litter box, they might just find elsewhere to go.

šŸ‘‰Make
šŸ‘‰ It
šŸ‘‰Easy

Easy access litter-box set ups like this work, especially for cats who can’t or don’t want to jump a litter box ledge to sit in a tiny box.

Get creative, ask questions, think outside the box.
Litter-ally 🤣😩

🐱 Cat parents, this FREE event is for Y-O-U!Ever wonder what your cat is trying to tell you? Join certified Cat Behavior...
10/08/2026

🐱 Cat parents, this FREE event is for Y-O-U!

Ever wonder what your cat is trying to tell you?

Join certified Cat Behavior Consultant Amanda Caron from Frisky Feline Behavior Counseling alongside other cat savy speakers TONIGHT at 7 PM as we explore cat behavior, communication, and the unique ways our cats interact with us.

Where; Our Companions Animal Rescue
šŸ“ 34 Sanrico Drive, Manchester, CT
🐈Free to attend, You can RSVP
here: https://form.jotform.com/262294058179163.

Come learn, ask questions, and connect with fellow cat lovers. 🐾 Hope to see you there!

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Bristol, CT
06010

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