31/07/2026
Things we do with ease thanks to adventure cat training ✨
Vet visits are easier because my cat is used to being held and handled. But more importantly, going outside isn’t automatically linked to displeasing vet visits in her brain, making it much easier to go out and walk to the vet without stress.
Adventuring made her super adaptable to any litter box situation. Peeing outside? No problem! Peeing in a barbecue box? Fine!
But at home, she has a fancy automatic litter box from Petlibro 🤭
This might be the most important one: she doesn’t hide when a stressful situation occurs.
Imagine a fire breaks out and you have to quickly get your cat in their carrier to run to safety. Your cat can feel your panic and stress, even if you try to hide it - and might go into hiding as a reaction to your “weird” behaviour.
Ombra doesn’t go into hiding: she stays with me and waits for me to understand what’s going on. Even if she does get nervous, she stays close and lets me take her wherever whenever. We can be out in the house in under a minute!
Walking around streams and waterfalls, exploring puddles and walking on wet trails — it all helped desensitise her to water and the sound of flowing water over them. It’s improved our bath time experience so much.
Whilst this one remains confusing (because why aren’t we returning home after a certain amount of time??), the moving experience is much less stressful on a cat who is used to exploring and being in new spaces.
Another very important one: thanks to us adventuring, we’ve grown to be experts of reading each other’s unspoken communication. That, together with our strong bond and mutual trust, makes cooperative care as easy as it could possibly be!