Behavior
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Let’s Talk Cat Growling — Why Does Your Cat Growl and How Should You React?
Why do cats growl? Is your cat growling because he’s angry, in pain or feeling territorial — or is he just being dramatic? Plus, what is the right way for a human to react to cat growling?
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How Do Cats Show Affection? Look For These 7 Affection Signs
How do cats show affection? Let's examine some forms of cat affection using body language, postures and vocalizations right here.
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Is Your Cat Staring at You? What It Means in Cat Language
Is your cat staring at you? Or, maybe you’ve noticed your cat staring at other cats in your household. What does cat staring mean in cat body language?
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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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Why Do Cats Sit On You? 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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6 Cat Meow Sounds and What They Mean
Sometimes, a meow isn't just a meow – not all cat meow sounds are the same! Let’s take a look at six different cat meow sounds and the meanings behind each.
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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 Sleep So Much? 5 Facts About Sleeping Cats
Why do cats sleep so much? And are they truly sleeping, or just resting? Do they dream? Is cat snoring normal? Read on for facts about sleeping cats.
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8 Cat Tail Signs — Decoded
What does a tip twitch mean? How about a single flip? Learn about cat tail signs and cat tail talk right here.
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Is Your Cat Nursing on Herself, Blankets or Other Objects? Should You Worry?
Is your cat kneading or wool sucking? A cat nursing herself or other objects might be completely normal — or not. Let's find out.
