Tired of the Tom and Jerry Routine? 😺🐶 Here’s How to Help Your Dog and Cat Get Along

You brought home a new furry friend, and suddenly your house looks like an episode of Tom and Jerry—minus the laugh track. Your cat’s on the fridge. Your dog’s losing his mind. And you? You're rethinking every life decision.

Before you turn your living room into a WWE ring or a zoo exhibit, let’s break down what’s really going on between dogs and cats—and how to fix it.

Because spoiler alert: it’s not hate. It’s just… mixed signals and bad vibes.

Let’s Get One Thing Straight: Dogs and Cats Don’t Naturally Hate Each Other 🧠

Contrary to what cartoons and pop culture have told us, dogs and cats aren’t born enemies. They’re just very, very different in how they think, communicate, and vibe with the world.

• Dogs are extroverted, energetic, and eager to please.

• Cats are introverted, mysterious, and run on their own time (and mood).

That’s like putting a frat bro and a moody poet in a dorm room together and hoping for the best.