Behavior
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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 Trilling: Why Do Cats Trill and What Does Cat Trilling Mean?
Let’s talk about cat trilling — from why only certain cats make this noise to how cats use it to communicate with us and each other — and more.
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What Are the Cat Zoomies and Are They Ever Anything to Worry About?
Cat zoomies are usually funny and harmless! But are cat zoomies ever a sign that your cat needs to see a vet? What if cat zoomies are disturbing your sleep?
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Cat Tail Language: What Your Cat’s Tail Is Telling You
Let's dive into understanding cat tail language — what the movements and positions of your cat’s most intriguing appendage mean.
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Cat Tail Wagging: The Meaning of Your Cat’s Different Tail Wags
Cat tail wagging is far more complicated than dog tail wagging. There are different cat tail wags that mean very different things in cat language.
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Is Your Cat Acting Weird? 5 Reasons Why
Have you noticed your cat acting weird recently? A cat might act weird for silly or serious reasons. Here’s how to figure out what exactly is going on.
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Scabs on Cats? What Causes Them and How to Treat Them
Scabs on cats are caused by miliary dermatitis, which takes on many forms, such as feline acne, feline eczema and flea allergy dermatitis.
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Why Do Cats Sit On You? Here Are 6 Reasons
Ever wondered, “Why do cats sit on you?” From basic needs like safety to more obscure reasons, like the fabric of your clothing, here’s why cats sit on you.
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Do Cats Get Lonely or Are They Fine Without Other Cats?
There’s a misconception that cats are curmudgeons who don’t make friends with other cats. So, do cats get lonely and do cats need other cats for company? It comes down to a few different factors, like personality and age.
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Why Do Cats Lick You? 7 Things to Know
Ever wondered ... why do cats lick you? You're not alone! When your cats lick you, it can be a compliment, a sign of stress or more.
