Some cat breeds might act independent, but there are a few that truly crave your company. Breeds like the Siamese, Ragdoll, and Scottish Fold are known for their affectionate nature …
Your cat’s nose is more powerful than you might imagine—it’s their secret tool for truly getting to know you. With over 200 million scent receptors, cats can pick up on …
When you talk to your cat, they may not understand every word, but they’re definitely listening—and processing more than you think. Cats are highly tuned to tone, pitch, and emotional …
Your cat might not spell it out, but they give off plenty of clues when they’re happy—or not. A thriving cat is playful, has a healthy appetite, grooms regularly, and …
Newborn kittens may be cute, but they’re also totally dependent on their mother—or a caregiver—for just about everything, including going to the bathroom. That’s because baby kittens can’t poop on …
Cats may be subtle, but when they’re upset with you, they definitely find ways to let you know. One common sign is giving you the cold shoulder—ignoring you or walking …
Cats are masters at hiding their emotions, so spotting anxiety isn’t always easy. Many symptoms—like excessive grooming, hiding, or sudden aggression—can easily be mistaken for normal feline behavior. You might …
It might seem harmless or even funny to watch a cat jump at the sight of tin foil, but scaring them this way can do more harm than good. Cats …
Thinking of adding a cat to your dog-friendly home? Some cat breeds just don’t vibe well with canine companions. Breeds like the Siamese or Bengal can be territorial, high-energy, and …
While most cats are cuddly companions, some breeds come with a wild streak that’s not for the faint of heart. Breeds like the Savannah, Bengal, and Chausie are hybrids with …