Title: Cat Separation Anxiety: Causes, Signs and Solutions
Headings: Please Don’t Go! How To Manage Separation Anxiety In Cats
Please Don’t Go! How To Manage Separation Anxiety In Cats
Common Causes of Cat Separation Anxiety
They Were Orphaned as Kittens
They Were Not Properly Socialized
They Are Bored and Under-Stimulated
They Have Health Issues
Cat Separation Anxiety Symptoms
Solutions for Cat Separation Anxiety
Behavior Modification
Environmental Stimulation
Music or Television
Exposure to Other People
Anti-Anxiety Medication
Frequently Asked Questions about Cat Separation Anxiety
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Content: A: If your veterinarian has ruled out any medical issues and your cat is still exhibiting any of the classic signs mentioned above, including not eating, acting overly aggressive or withdrawn, or becoming overly attached to one person in the household, it’s likely that your cat is experiencing anxiety. Q: My cat has separation anxiety at night. Do you know why? A: If your cat has separation anxiety issues, they may show up more at night when your house is quiet. When your cat is craving your attention and feeling anxious, you will notice it more than you might during the busy daytime hours. If your cat has not had enough social time during the day, all their pent-up energy and boredom may well kick their nighttime activities into overdrive, since cats are nighttime hunters. Dusk and dawn are the time periods cats are usually out hunting for food;