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health, breed, traits and habits
MOLLY DEVOSS, CFTBS, CCBC, FFCT, CRM
Certified Feline Training & Behavior Specialist, Certified Cat Behavior Consultant, Fear Free Certified Trainer, Certified Reiki Master/Teacher
Available for Nationwide Consulting
Cat Behavior Solutions is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. We rely on your donations to do our work!
40 Times Cats Figured Their New Job Was Babysitting, And Nailed It
BORED PANDA - Bored Panda - "40 Times Cats Figured Their New Job Was Babysitting, And Nailed It" - Interview with Molly DeVoss, a certified feline training and behavior specialist -
Molly shared some very important information about the interactions between cats and children, and she is also doing a free seminar on Cats and Kids on Saturday, April 1 (visit our YouTube channel for the video after 4/1/23, https://www.youtube.com/c/catbehaviorsolutions). She will be talking about how to integrate cats with kids as well as what to do if you’re pregnant and have a cat, so make sure to check out her webinar.
Molly shared some very important information about the interactions between cats and children, and she is also doing a free seminar on Cats and Kids on Saturday, April 1 (visit our YouTube channel for the video after 4/1/23, https://www.youtube.com/c/catbehaviorsolutions). She will be talking about how to integrate cats with kids as well as what to do if you’re pregnant and have a cat, so make sure to check out her webinar.
Pet Chat with Molly DeVoss
SANTAFE.COM - March 4 & 5, 2023 - Cat Behaviorist Molly DeVoss, who uses positive reinforcement to modify and prevent unwanted behaviors in cats, is the guest on Pet Chat with Murad & Bobbi this week
Can Cats Tell Time? Yes, But It's Complicated
INVERSE - “Cats can tell time, but not in the same way humans do. They don’t know it’s five o’clock, but they are keenly aware of rhythm,” Molly DeVoss, a certified feline training specialist who runs the nonprofit Cat Behavior Solutions.
Cat's Bizarre Meow Compared to 'Velociraptor' in Hilarious Clip
NEWSWEEK - According to Molly DeVoss - a feline training and behavior specialist and the founder of Cat Behavior Solutions - Gordon is making a "purrow" sound in the video. "He is telling his mom he's hungry or wants attention," she told Newsweek.
50 Hilarious Cat Names That Crack Vets Up Every Time
BORED PANDA - We asked Molly how important, in her opinion, the name we give to our cat is and she said that a cat’s name is more important to you than others.
“So pick something you love – or something that makes you giggle,” Molly suggested. She also added that the cat doesn’t speak English so he has no idea of the meaning behind his name. “Cats will learn their names fairly quickly and it is an opportunity for you to get their attention on cue.”
“So pick something you love – or something that makes you giggle,” Molly suggested. She also added that the cat doesn’t speak English so he has no idea of the meaning behind his name. “Cats will learn their names fairly quickly and it is an opportunity for you to get their attention on cue.”
The Best Automatic Cat Feeders To Keep Your Pet Happy And Healthy
FORBES - “Cats naturally eat 10 to 20 small meals a day, so feeding frequently is more in tune with the cat’s natural instincts,” explains Molly DeVoss, a certified feline training and behavior specialist and owner of Cat Behavior Solutions. “I feed my cat five times a day, but can’t always be there in person to serve the meal. A feeder is ideal for that.”
The 3 Best Cat GPS Trackers of 2023
THE SPRUCE PETS - To find the best cat GPS tracker, we consulted with Molly DeVoss, a Certified Feline Training & Behavior Specialist, Certified Cat Behavior Consultant, and Founder of nonprofit CatBehaviorSolutions.org. Beyond the obvious ability to find a lost or trapped cat, she finds that a tracking device can be particularly useful for multi-cat households, by allowing you to discern their overlapping territories and how often they socially interact.
The plague is still here — and it could infect your cat
INVERSE - The plague is still here – especially in our SW states with lots of Prairie Dogs and rodents.
Why you should slow blink at your cat
PET CANDY - Between cats, that slow blink means, “I’m comfortable with you. I’m comfortable being vulnerable enough to close my eyes in front of you.” So slow blink to your kitty—think of it as a kind of kitty kiss.
This Hilarious Twitter Thread Has Cats Asking If They’re Being Unreasonable
BORED PANDA - “In spite of their solitary roots, cats are very social, and do bond quite deeply with their owners,” Molly DeVoss, a certified feline training and behavior specialist who runs Cat Behavior Solutions agency, told Bored Panda.
50 Times Cats Were So Wholesome, People Just Had To Share It Online (New Pics)
BORED PANDA - #1 He May Not Be A Cutie But My Boy Turned 25 (Human Years) Today And I Wanted To Share His Beauty With All Of You
Some time ago, Bored Panda reached out to Molly DeVoss, a certified feline behaviorist who runs Cat Behavior Solutions, an agency with a vision to reduce the number of cats euthanized in shelters.
“A one-year-old cat is equivalent to a 15-year old teenager. Cats reach their full adult size at about 18 months to two years of age, but can continue to grow up to four years of age,” the feline behaviorist explained.
Some time ago, Bored Panda reached out to Molly DeVoss, a certified feline behaviorist who runs Cat Behavior Solutions, an agency with a vision to reduce the number of cats euthanized in shelters.
“A one-year-old cat is equivalent to a 15-year old teenager. Cats reach their full adult size at about 18 months to two years of age, but can continue to grow up to four years of age,” the feline behaviorist explained.
Why you should never have a stare down with your cat
PET CANDY - Break the Gaze - So if you see your cat staring at you, break that gaze. Or better yet, do something like give them a treat that will stop the staring.
What can my pet eat during the Holidays? You might be surprised
INVERSE - Alcohol is similarly dangerous for both cats and dogs... you should make sure pets don’t snack on alcohol-laden sweets like fruit cake or rum cake. “Never share alcohol with your cat. Just a single tablespoon can put your cat in a coma,” Molly DeVoss, a certified feline training specialist who runs the nonprofit Cat Behavior Solutions
We need to start treating grieving for our pets seriously – Therapists can help
INVERSE - “It’s a tangled mess of feelings we have when we lose a pet; we are missing them, wondering if we failed them, feeling guilty about not doing more for them, and questioning if we let their suffering go on too long – or not long enough,” Molly DeVoss, a certified feline training and behavior specialist who runs Cat Behavior Solutions
Can I Feed My Pet Only Dry Food? Why The Answer is Different for Cats and Dogs
INVERSE - “Dry food contains more plant proteins and has higher carbohydrates than canned foods, which is why it has a lesser impact on the environment,” Molly DeVoss, a certified feline training and behavior specialist who runs Cat Behavior Solutions, tells Inverse.
Cat's Reaction to Being Given More Food Than She Can Eat Delights Internet
NEWSWEEK - Molly DeVoss, certified feline training specialist from Cat Behavior Solutions in Carrollton, Texas, told Newsweek: "The cat's reaction seems consistent with something it hasn't seen before, something that is unusual. Cats thrive off routine and consistency, so when we do something out of the ordinary, they often look at us like 'WTF?'
Vets explain 6 odd cat behaviors, from eating grass to sitting in the litter box
INSIDER - All cats groom and scratch themselves to some degree. But overgrooming or excessive scratching can suggest an underlying medical issue or stress, says Molly DeVoss, certified feline training and behavior specialist.
Are Laser Pointers Bad for Cats?
DAILY PAWS - 2. Play Without Toys
Molly DeVoss, CFTBS, CCBC, FFCT, CRM, is the founder of Cat Behavior Solutions and her cat Pico de Gato doesn't always need a toy to enjoy play. "My cat and I play hide-and-seek! He follows me around the house and when I go into another room, I look back at him, make eye contact, then dart behind the wall or door," DeVoss shares. "He always knows where I am, but he likes to jump out and 'get' me." To complete the predatory sequence, reward your avid hunter with a treat once he finds his prey—aka you!
Molly DeVoss, CFTBS, CCBC, FFCT, CRM, is the founder of Cat Behavior Solutions and her cat Pico de Gato doesn't always need a toy to enjoy play. "My cat and I play hide-and-seek! He follows me around the house and when I go into another room, I look back at him, make eye contact, then dart behind the wall or door," DeVoss shares. "He always knows where I am, but he likes to jump out and 'get' me." To complete the predatory sequence, reward your avid hunter with a treat once he finds his prey—aka you!
Van Buren: ep 82. Cat Behavior Solutions with Molly Devoss
VAN BUREN VARIETY - Molly Devoss is a CFTBS (Certified Feline Training and Behavior specialist), CCBC (Certified Cat Behavior Consultant), FFCT (Fear Free Certified Trainer), and CRM (Certified Reiki Master) using positive reinforcement to modify and prevent unwanted behaviors in cats. As a Feline Behavior Specialist, she uses her education and knowledge of feline behavior and behavior modification to help guardians enable their cats to express natural behaviors in ways that are preferable for both the humans and cats.
Mom Skoop's Holiday Gift Guide for Pets
MSN - 5. Vitakraft Cat Treats -
Certified Feline Training and Behavior Specialist, Molly DeVoss, uses these treats to turn shelter cats from shut down and scared to adoptable. “I have found Vitakraft’s Lick ‘n’ Lap treats to be the perfect training tool to form a closer bond with your feline friends,” explains DeVoss. “I use it to train the cats and teach shelter volunteers to do the same, so they can help the adoptive parents keep up the good behavior once the cats are at home.”
Certified Feline Training and Behavior Specialist, Molly DeVoss, uses these treats to turn shelter cats from shut down and scared to adoptable. “I have found Vitakraft’s Lick ‘n’ Lap treats to be the perfect training tool to form a closer bond with your feline friends,” explains DeVoss. “I use it to train the cats and teach shelter volunteers to do the same, so they can help the adoptive parents keep up the good behavior once the cats are at home.”
Why Don’t Cats Like Water? 5 Reasons For Your Cat’s Water Aversion
ROVER.COM - THE DOG PEOPLE - “A cat’s fur is not designed to repel water,” explains Molly DeVoss, a certified feline training and behavior specialist (CFTBS), certified cat behavior consultant (CCBC), and founder of non-profit Cat Behavior Solutions. As such, “it takes a long time to dry and becomes heavy when wet.”
Do You Need To Take Your Cat On A Regular Walk? Find Out
NEWS 18 - “Cats are master escape artists; it’s very important they be secure in a harness and leash system,” Molly DeVoss, a certified feline training and behaviour specialist from Cat Behavior Solutions told Inverse. Pairing treats with a harness is a great way to help cat associate that walking with a harness is a positive activity. DeVoss also mentioned that if you want to make any progress with your furry companion, get them started young. Because the older they are, the more patience they will require from you.
'You want the familiarity to continue': Here are some important safety tips for traveling with pets
USA TODAY - “I have encountered challenges with finding cat-friendly hotels,” said Dr. Molly DeVoss, a certified feline training and behavior specialist and founder of the nonprofit Cat Behavior Solutions. “A lot of hotels say ‘pet-friendly’ when they actually mean ‘dog-friendly.’ Be sure to call the local hotel phone number and confirm ‘pet’ includes your cat.”
Why Does My Cat Like Sitting In Cardboard Boxes?
INVERSE - “If your cat has become attached to a cardboard box, why deny them that pleasure?” Molly DeVoss, a certified feline training specialist who runs the nonprofit Cat Behavior Solutions, tells Inverse.
19 Cats And Counting
with Rita Reimers Episode 64
PET LIFE RADIO - If you haven't met Molly DeVoss yet, you are in for a treat! It took us months to get time on her busy schedule, but it was well worth it! As a Certified Feline Behaviorist, Molly is the owner of Cat Behavior Solutions, helping those kitties both in their homes and in the shelters.
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