Dr. Elara Vance 
Why does my pet twitch when she is sleeping? Naturally, you begin to wonder what is going on in her mind when she sleeps when you notice her paws twitching or her whiskers quivering or her tail twitching. Even though such minor movements might indicate a healthy dreaming process, active memory processing, and deep sleep, … Read more
Why is my cat crying again tonight? It is uncomfortable, this burst of noise in the dark, this scream that pierces the silence and rings like an inquiry you never posed. Yet it is not random. One more profound expression of the cat instinct, longing, discomfort, and the boundaries of its emotional world is nighttime … Read more
Why does your pet cat bite you? Cats may be soft, loving and very devoted to you but the next moment they may change and attack the same hand which they were cuddling. And when they stare at you with those inexplicable, illegible eyes, it is as though they are beckoning you in; provided they … Read more
Why then does my cat lick me, and bite me? It feels disorienting, that slight change of soft tongue to sharp teeth, yet it is not accidental. This combination of biting and affection is one of the more interesting things that cats talk about. It is an instinct, a sensory boundary, emotional expression, and how … Read more
Why does my cat drool when being petted? Cats are silent and precise in their movements but as soon as their composure turns to gentle drool the second you put your hands on them you get a glimpse of them that most people do not get to see. It takes a lot of coaxing before … Read more
Why does your cat always sleep at your feet? This habit is rooted in a strong instinct, emotional confidence, and the nuance with which cats select a safest sleeping place. When a cat sits next your feet, they are engaging in the old survival instincts, comfort management, their security area, and being close to the … Read more
Why does your cat choose your head every night? It is a little gesture that is a mixture of instinct, comfort and silent emotional attachment that your cat has built with you. Licking your head indicates your cat loves you, your breath is steady, they are safe around your face and they trust you. What … Read more
Why do cats headbutt trusted individuals? This little, virtually painless act has a weight behind it years of silent comradeship, years of emotion, years of instinct. When your cat rubs his head on you he is building a bridge between his inside world and yours using smell, confidence and social connection. It is a personal … Read more
Why does your cat keep on trailing you to the bathroom? You open it only a moment and they simply wait there, mewing or creeping in before you close the door. The cats seem to be crazed by the bathrooming rituals of their owners, and this is not a chance outcome. It is about instinct, … Read more
Why do dogs lick the mouths of each other so much? What to you might be an odd or disheveled practice is a most significant expression in the dog world. Mouth-licking is not accidental but the way dogs express their trust, respect and peace. It is their non-verbal communication, their way to show love, obedience, … Read more