The 'Torbie' Cat Is Known For Having A Stunning Coat
While you've likely heard of common cat coat types such as tabby and calico, you may not have heard of the torbie. Here's more about this unique cat coat.
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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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Stainless Steel Vs. Plastic Litter Boxes For Cats: The Best Option Depends On Your Situation
Want alternatives to a regular plastic litter box? Stainless steel litter boxes may be a good option — but it's best to weigh the pros and cons of each.
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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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Different Generations Were Rated As Pet Parents & The Best May Come As A Surprise
Baby boomers, millennials, and gen Z: Which generation was rated the best pet parent by experts? The answer may come as an interesting, and fun, surprise.
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A Cat Breed With A Gene Mutation Is Known For Its Cute Folded Ears (And Health Problems)
Scottish fold cats are an absolutely adorable cat breed. However, the same genetic mutation that causes those cute folded ears can cause health problems, too.
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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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5 Cat Coat Types And How To Care For Them
The different cat fur types all have various ways of caring for them. Learn how to groom your cat, no matter if they have lavish locks or none at all.
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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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The World Record Holder For The Longest Domestic Cat Ever Was The Size Of A Small Human
Known for their hefty nature, Maine coons have secured numerous Guinness World Records related to size over the years, including the longest domestic cat ever.
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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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Peterbald Cats Are One Of The World's Rarest (And Friendliest) Breeds
Looking for a rare, sweet, and adorable feline friend? The Peterbald is one of the rarest cat breeds out there, but it's also one of the friendliest.
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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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The Rise Of A Troubling Disease In House Cats Has Scientists Saying Owners Should Take Precautions
No one wants their cat to get sick — and one emerging illness could do just that. Here's what to know, and what you can do to keep your indoor kitty safer.
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Mixing Wet And Dry Food Has Multiple Benefits For Your Pets
Many people rely on either wet or dry pet food, but if you want to reap their full benefits, you may want to mix them. Here's how this could help your pet.
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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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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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Any Contact With This Popular Bouquet Flower Can Be Lethal For Cats
Bouquets usually make great gifts during the holidays. However, this one particular flower can be toxic, and even deadly, to your cat. Here's what to know.
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Why Pet Owners Might Want To Reconsider Using Bleach To Clean Their Homes
Bleach is one of the most common cleaning agents, but if you have pets, whether birds or dogs, in the home, you may want to try a safer alternative.
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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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Bengals Are An Energetic Cat Breed Even Dog People Will Love
Looking for one of the best cat breeds for dog people? Look no further than the Bengal - a lively feline that is sure to keep you on your toes.
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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 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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Should You Use Tranquilizers When Flying With Your Pets?
Flying in general can be stressful - doubly so if you're bringing your pet. However, there are some things to consider before using a sedative on a flight.
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One Of The Rarest Cat Breeds Is A Short-Legged Feline That Gets Along With Everyone
Looking for one of the rarest cat breeds? You may not know much about this adorable, friendly, and short-legged feline, but you'll certainly want to.
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The Cat Breed With The Shortest Lifespan Is Also Known For Its 'Peach Fuzz' Fur
Hairless cats are some of the cutest. While this breed sports cute 'peach fuzz' fur, it is also the cat breed with the shortest lifespan - find out why.
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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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