Susan Logan McCracken
Author and Editor Susan Logan-McCracken shares her home with her husband, Mark, and two red tabby domestic longhaired cats, Maddie and Sophie.
Ever wondered, βWhy do cats sit on you?β From basic needs like safety to more obscure reasons, like the fabric of your clothing, hereβs why cats sit on you.
Zoomies or feline behavior is frenetic random activity periods (FRAPs), usually last for just a few minutes.
What you need to know to find the cat whoβs just right for you and your family.
Although they may seem strange, these five behaviors are quite common.
Modifying genes means endless possibilities for cat colors and patterns. From tabby cats to pointed patterns to tricolors like calicos, letβs learn more!
Why are some cats obsessed with eating grass? And why do some cats eat grass in the first place if theyβre only going to vomit it right back up?
What is it with cats and smelly things?
Cats are super easy to potty train. They instinctively know how to use a litter box. But why do they bury their waste?
If youβve lived with cats for a long time, youβve undoubtedly observed them squeezing into tight places.
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