Cat Behavior
Top Stories in Cat Behavior
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Wondering How to Play With a Cat? Here’s How at Every Age
At just about any age, a cat is a born predator with an amazing ability to seek and pounce. Let's look at how to play with a cat appropriately based on age.
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Why is Your Cat Howling?
The reasons for cat howling vary. Cats may howl out of boredom or stress or because they’re ill or injured. Let’s learn more about this cat sound here.
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Caterwauling — What Is It and Why Do Cats Do It?
Let’s talk caterwauling — why is your cat making this bizarre noise? Any of these six issues might be at play — and here's what to do about each of them.
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Why Do Cats Purr? Cat Purrs Don’t Always Mean Your Kitty is Happy
Why do cats purr? Let's look at how cats purr and find out why cat purring doesn't always mean a cat is content — it could signal something serious.
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Why Do Cats Suck on Blankets? 5 Reasons
Why do cats suck on blankets, clothing and other fabrics? We've uncovered a few reasons why cats suck on blankets and other household items!
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Cat Love Bites — What Do They Mean and Why Do They Happen?
You’re petting your cat, your cat is purring ... and she nibbles you! Learn the difference between cat love bites and real cat bites and how to handle each.
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Cat Pupils: Here’s What Your Cat’s Eyes Are Telling You
Cat pupils do more than respond to light. Discover how your cat’s pupils are the keys to her mood — and can even tell you if you need to see a vet ASAP.
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9 Weird Cat Sounds and What They Mean
Trills, chirps and whining — cat sounds go far beyond cat meowing. Hear some of the strangest cat noises and find out what's behind these odd cat sounds!
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Is Your Cat Meowing at Night? Reasons Why and What to Do
What can you do about a cat meowing at night? And why do cats meow at night in the first place? Here's how to get a good night's sleep with your cats.
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Wondering, ‘Why Does My Cat Follow Me?’ We’ve Got Answers
Ever wondered, “Why does my cat follow me?” You’re not alone! We take a look at some of the reasons why your cat — and even stray cats — might follow you.
