Why does my cat knead?
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Behavior
Dogs and cats are often complex to understand. Especially when we have never had one. This is why it is often recommended to call on the services of a behaviorist. This is in order to learn the basics of dog and cat language.
Our pets express themselves by their vocal language through meowing, barking, and many other vocalizations. But also by their body language and consequently their behavior.
Finally, it is important to provide a positive and caring upbringing to your pet in order to live in harmony with him/her on a daily basis.
Don’t hesitate to read our various articles on dog and cat behavior in order to better understand your companion.
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