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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What It Means When Your Cat Has Flattened Ears (And Why You Shouldn't Ignore It)
Cats notoriously flatten their ears for a few key reasons, and if you ignore them, you could hinder your feline's overall wellness in the long run.
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The Funniest Things That Cats Do (And What They Might Mean)
When you're a cat parent, there's never a dull moment. From chirping and staring to late-night zoomies, here are some feline behaviors that crack us up.
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The Cutest Pet Friendships Of All Time That Are Making Us Cry From Joy
Friendships between animals can take a number of forms, even extending across species to create unlikely but oh-so-adorable duos and trios of pets.
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What Your Pets Are Secretly Doing At Home While You're At Work
From anxiously awaiting your return to pulling off complex food-motivated heists, cats and dogs engage in a variety of behaviors while you're away.
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What Is Bunting And Why Does Your Cat Do It?
If your cat is rubbing their head against you, take it as a compliment. There's a strong chance that this is an indicator of the quality of your relationship.
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Science Says Cats Are One Of The World's Most Invasive Species. Here's Why
Cats may seem cute and cuddly at home; however, their natural instincts, especially those of outdoor felines, can pose quite a threat to local wildlife.
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Cats Wag Their Tails Too. Here's Why
We all know that dogs wag their tails, but did you know cats do, too? Here are a few of their signature moves, as well as what they mean for you and your kitty.
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Excessive Yawning In Cats
Yawning in cats can point to a variety of conditions, notably serious oral discomfort and, on the opposite end of the spectrum, sweet serenity.
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Does My Cat Know When I'm Drunk?
Though cats may not know what getting drunk is, they are extremely smart animals. You're not wrong to suspect that they understand something is different.
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Why Does My Cat Bite Me When I Sing?
While we may enjoy music and singing, the same can't be said of our feline friends. According to a study, cats don't necessarily like our kind of tunes.
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Is Your Cat Eating Your Plants? These 12 Tips And Tricks Will Help Get Them To Stop
A cat may dig into your house plants for multiple reasons. Thanks to their varied personalities, no single deterrent strategy will work for all felines.
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Why Is My Cat Licking Things?
Cats make licking and grooming into an art form. However, you know something is wrong when they start excessively licking and overgrooming.
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Why Does My Cat Attack My Ankles When I'm Walking?
If your cat has been lunging after your legs, don't worry, they're not mad at you. However, you may need to step up your playtime efforts.
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Why Do Female Cats Roll Around After Mating?
Your female cat's behavior in the aftermath of mating might strike you as odd, but rolling around may fulfill an important biological function.
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Why Do Cats Touch Noses?
Whether they touch noses with one another or bunt you with their head, body language is one of the main ways cats communicate with the beings around them.
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How To Stop A Cat In Heat From Peeing Everywhere
Spaying is the most effective way to protect your home from rogue urine. If you leave your female cat unaltered, there are other strategies you can try.
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Why Do Cats Sleep On Your Neck And Face?
A cat may nestle under your chin or lie on your head at night for a variety of reasons. Understanding the cause can help you decide whether to take action.
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How To Keep Your Pets Safe During The Holidays: Tips For Pet-Proofing Your Home
Pet-proofing your home during the holidays keeps your cats and dogs safe, and from tethering trees to storing food well, we've got 12 tips to get you started.
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What Is Whisker Fatigue And Is It Real? Here's What We Know
Whisker fatigue may explain why your cat's eating behaviors have changed. However, some experts aren't certain about its existence.
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Here's What It Means If Your Cat Chirps At You
Most cat parents are familiar with meows and purrs, but what about when your cat starts imitating the bluebird outside? Here's why chirping shouldn't worry you.
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Spices That Deter Cats
When you need to stop a cat from hanging out in certain places or disrupting your belongings, look no further than your kitchen's spice cabinet.
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Your Cat Doesn't Need To Touch Your Fish To Cause Them Pain
In addition to physical harm, your cat can cause your fish to experience psychological strain. Here's how to minimize the stress and help them live in harmony.
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Will Motion-Activated Deterrents Really Keep Cats Off Kitchen Counters? Owners Weigh In
Examine the pros and cons before investing in an expensive motion-activated spray deterrent to encourage your cat to stay away from the kitchen counters.
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What It Means When Your Cat Scratches The Floor After A Meal
Should you be concerned if your cat scratches at the floor or their food bowl during or after eating? The answer depends on the motivation for the behavior.
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How To Nail The Aluminum Foil Houseplant Hack For Cats, According To Pet Parents
Many pet parents have used aluminium foil to stop their cats from digging in their houseplants. Customize your approach to get the most out of the solution.
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Does Aluminum Foil Really Keep Pets Off Furniture? Their Humans Would Like A Word
Is aluminum foil really a budget-friendly hack for protecting your furniture from errant claws? This DIY solution may be too good to be true.
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