I have a three-year-old female and a three-year-old male cat. Just recently my female has...

19 April 2009, 5:00 pm

Cats reach social maturity at two to four years of age. Prior to that, they may get along well, but during this period, some jockeying for social position often takes place. The arguing over “important territory” becomes more obvious during this time. Not only is your lap (and your attention) very important to both cats, I also suspect the chair where you sit also could be an important kitty landmark.... Read More »

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