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Cat Behavior

  • A gray cat holds and rubs his face against a silver microphone
    Cat Behavior
    By Adam Symchuk

    Why Your Cat Loves Singing With You

    Cats are known for their vocal musings, which range from chirps to meows and what people have long called "singing." Here's why cats greet you like a choir.

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  • A orange and white cat nestled at the feet of its owners
    Cat Behavior
    By Adam Symchuk

    Science Has Explained Why Cats Sleep At Our Feet (& It's A Tale As Old As Time)

    Cats generally love to sleep at our feet, but do you know why? Thankfully, science has answered this question, and the reasons are rooted in instinct.

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  • A black and white cat with green eyes laying on the arm of a couch
    Cat Behavior
    By Adam Symchuk

    5 Ways To Keep Cats Off Furniture With Items You Already Have At Home

    Keeping your cat off the furniture can be a daunting task — especially when its determined! These five items you already have at home can help deter them.

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  • A white and gray cat purring as it is getting pet
    Cat Behavior
    By Adam Symchuk

    3 Reasons Your Cat Doesn't Purr (And When To Be Concerned)

    It's comforting to hear your cat contently purring as its pet. However, if your cat doesn't purr, is this cause for concern? Here's what our expert had to say.

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  • A multi-colored cat in-between the feet of its owner getting pets
    Cat Behavior
    By Adam Symchuk

    Why Your Cat Follows You Everywhere (And When To Be Concerned)

    You don't need to own a black cat to have a kitty shadow following you! Cats love to follow their owners wherever they go. Here's why, and when to worry.

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  • Woman holding cat during leashed walk, holding plant up to cat's nose
    Cat Training
    By Cynthia Anaya

    Ways To Let Your Indoor Cat Play Safely Outdoors

    Many house cats want to visit the great outdoors, but to do so safely, you need to practice caution and try one of these five tried-and-true methods.

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  • Cat lying on floor in foreground, wicker unused cat bed in background
    Cat Behavior
    By Cynthia Anaya

    Why Your Cat Isn't Sleeping In The Bed You Bought For It

    Cats notoriously like to sleep in different places, meaning its bed can go unused. Here's why they do this and how you can make your cat want to use its bed.

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  • A kitten lying in a sink
    Cat Behavior
    By Cynthia Anaya

    The Mystery Behind Your Cat's Bleach Obsession Explained

    If you've watched your cat roll around in the sink after you've just bleached it — there's a reason why. Here's what makes bleach so enticing to our cats.

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  • Cross-eyed Siamese cat looking at the camera
    Cat Health
    By Cynthia Anaya

    Why Are Some Cats Cross-Eyed?

    Have you ever seen a cross-eyed cat? While this is common in some cat breeds, there are other reasons a cat's eyes can become crossed. Here's what to know.

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  • a young girl is in bed, cuddled up with a golden retriever dog
    Pet Compatibility
    By Lisa Maloney

    The Science Of Pets And Sleep: How Animals Help Us Rest Better

    Having animals in the bedroom at bedtime can actually help us sleep, according to science, and our pets can even prime us for rest throughout the day, too.

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  • Gray kitten curious about foil on floor
    Cat Behavior
    By Sanaphay Rattanavong

    Why Cats Absolutely Hate Foil

    Does your cat go leaping away the moment you bring your aluminum foil out of the cupboard? While it may look hilarious, here's why cats really dislike foil.

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  • A ginger cat asleep on a couch with its paws out
    Cat Health
    By Adam Symchuk

    Is A Cat Twitching In Its Sleep Having A Seizure? When To Be Concerned

    If you've watched your cat twitching in their sleep, you may have wondered if they're having a good dream — or if it's something else. Here's what to know.

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  • A mother and child sleep on the couch with two black dogs
    Pet Parenting
    By Sanaphay Rattanavong

    Dogs And Cats Know When You're Sick (But It's Not What You Think)

    When you're feeling ill, it can be comforting to have your dog or cat snuggle up against you. Do they really know you're sick, or is it something else?

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  • A close-up of a cat hissing at the camera
    Cat Breeds
    By Keri-Beth Clur

    14 Most-Protective Cat Breeds That May Defend Your Family At All Costs

    We tend to think of dogs as the most-protective pets, but these 14 fiercely loyal cat breeds might just give your favorite hound a run for its money.

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  • A gray and white cat walking on a garden fence
    Hacks
    By Jessica Desrosiers

    The Spice That Isn't As Effective At Keeping Cats Out Of The Garden As You Thought

    Pungent spices are often touted as humane cat deterrents. However, many of these approaches aren't as safe or useful as you might have thought.

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  • A cat with her litter of kittens
    Cat Health
    By Jessica Desrosiers

    Tips To Help You Figure Out How Far Along Your Pregnant Cat Is

    You can determine the stage of pregnancy your cat is in by looking for these common indicators. However, your vet will still be your best resource.

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  • A cat sprawled out in an acrobatic position
    Cat Behavior
    By Jessica Desrosiers

    The 'Acrobat' Cat Sleeping Position Looks Painful But Isn't

    Cats contort their bodies into a number of puzzling shapes, including the 'acrobat' position. Rather than causing pain, this may be good for their health.

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  • An Abyssinian cat meowing.
    Cat Breeds
    By Colt Dodd

    The 13 Noisiest Cat Breeds (And What They're Trying To Tell You)

    Dogs are known for being loud, but there are some pretty chatty cat breeds out there, too. Here are 13 of the most talkative, including some common breeds.

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  • A Siamese cat holding onto a toy next to a window
    Cat Breeds
    By Jessica Desrosiers

    A Cat That Can Be Trained To Play Fetch Is The Perfect Breed For 'Dog People'

    Dog people tend to love more interactive play with their pets, and luckily for them, one cat breed is highly intelligent and eager to learn new tricks.

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  • cat eating out of their litter box
    Cat Health
    By Keri-Beth Clur

    13 Reasons Cats Eat Poop That You Shouldn't Ignore (And What To Do About It)

    Cats eat not only their own poop but also that of other felines for a variety of reasons, and they run the gamut of being easy to fix to being an emergency.

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  • An orange tabby cat sleeps with a paw over their head
    Cat Behavior
    By Cori Chapman

    The Cat Sleeping Position That Means 'Do Not Disturb'

    While cats can't hang up a 'do not disturb' sign on the door, they can show you they would like to be left alone with this unusual sleeping position.

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  • A gray tabby stares in through glass with sad eyes, one paw pressed up against the glass
    Pet Compatibility
    By Lisa Maloney

    13 Things You Do That Break Your Cat's Heart

    Cats have more feelings than they let on, and some things we do might actually be heartbreaking to them, even if unintentionally. Here are 13 examples.

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  • Two kittens sleeping.
    Cat Behavior
    By Colt Dodd

    The 12 Biggest Differences Between Male And Female Cats

    While often exaggerated, male and female cats differ in a few key ways that primarily span the categories of genetics, behavior, and health risks.

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  • Two people kiss a gray cat on either side of their head
    Cat Behavior
    By Rosie Govin

    Do Cats Know What Kisses Mean (And Do They Actually Enjoy Them)?

    Do cats understand kisses? If you don't know if your cat truly likes when you love on them, there are a few signs that may help you figure it out.

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  • dog sitting between legs of a woman in bathroom
    Cat Behavior
    By Sanaphay Rattanavong

    Do Cats And Dogs Know When You're Pooping?

    Cats and dogs often come to the bathroom with us (or paw at the door if we don't let them in the room), but why? Here's what the science says.

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  • A cat sticking head through railing and meowing
    Cat Behavior
    By Sanaphay Rattanavong

    Is Your Cat's Loud Meowing Keeping You Up At Night? Here Are 5 Ways To Prevent The Behavior

    Does your cat keep you up all night with their meows, yowls, and demands for attention? Here are five things they could be really trying to tell you.

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  • Two cats with front legs on bench, about to fight
    Cat Behavior
    By Cynthia Anaya

    How To Safely Break Up A Cat Fight In Your Home

    Cats squabble; it's in their genes. But breaking up a cat fight doesn't have to feel like rocket science. Here are a few easy methods to employ next time.

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