by Boston Made Intelligence | Oct 7, 2026 | Pack Health & Wellness
Three cats on one sunny windowsill looks peaceful. Getting there takes some planning. More New England households are adding a second or third cat, often after adopting littermates or taking in a neighbor’s pet. Cats can live together well, but they are...
by Boston Made Intelligence | Sep 25, 2026 | Pack Health & Wellness
When daylight shortens in the fall, the rhythm of a household often changes. People come home after dark, windows stay closed and outdoor activity slows down. Indoor cats may feel the shift too. Fewer daylight hours at the window and less stimulation can lead to...
by Boston Made Intelligence | Aug 20, 2026 | Pack Health & Wellness
Cats have a reputation for independence, so it is easy to assume they will not care when the household shifts from lazy summer days to early mornings and busy evenings. In reality, many cats are deeply attached to routine. Changes in when they eat, when people come...
by Boston Made Intelligence | Aug 14, 2026 | Pets
Scratching is one of the most natural things a cat does. It is not a sign of bad behavior or spite. Cats scratch to keep their claws in good condition, to stretch, to mark territory and to release energy. The goal is not to stop a cat from scratching, but to guide...
by Boston Made Intelligence | Aug 2, 2026 | Pets
Cats are often described as independent, and many are perfectly content to nap through a quiet day. But cats are also creatures of habit. They notice when meal times move, when family members disappear for the day or when the household rhythm changes. As summer winds...
