Slideshow: Top 10 Behavioral Problems in Cats

Sources Medically Reviewed on 05/28/2020 Reviewed by Amy Flowers, DVM on May 28, 2020
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SOURCES:
ASPCA: "Virtual Pet Behaviorist: Litter Box Problems;" "Virtual Pet Behaviorist: Urine Marking in Cats;" "Virtual Pet Behaviorist: Destructive Scratching;" "Behavior Tips;" "Virtual Pet Behaviorist: Cats Who Play Rough;" "Virtual Pet Behaviorist: Compulsive Behavior in Cats;" "Virtual Pet Behaviorist: Nighttime Activity in Cats;" "Virtual Pet Behaviorist: Meowing and Yowling;" "Ask the Expert;" and "Virtual Pet Behaviorist: Aggression in Cats."
Merck Veterinary Manual: "Behavioral Problems Associated with Feline Elimination."
PetEducation.com: "Separation Anxiety."
Reviewed by Amy Flowers, DVM on May 28, 2020
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