How to Spot Behavioral Burnout in Indoor Cats

Increased Sleeping – While cats sleep a lot, excessive lethargy or lack of interest in play could indicate burnout.

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Destructive Behavior – Scratching furniture, knocking things over, or aggressive play may be signs of frustration or stress.

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Overeating or Loss of Appetite – Changes in eating habits, including excessive eating or refusing food, can be stress-related.

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Excessive Grooming – Cats may over-groom, leading to bald spots or irritated skin, as a response to anxiety or boredom.

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Hiding More Often – If your usually social cat starts isolating itself, it might be overwhelmed or stressed.

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Vocalization Changes – Increased meowing or unusual silence could indicate distress or the need for more stimulation.

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Avoiding the Litter Box – Sudden changes in litter box habits can be a stress response.

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