Cats and Science
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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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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.
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What It Means to Be a Tabby Cat
Although cat lovers can all agree on their love for the tabby cat, many aren’t quite as clear as to what “tabby” really means.
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10 Common Cat Noises — and What They Mean
There are about 100 different cat noises, which our feline friends mix and match to talk to us. Let's review some of the most common cat noises here.
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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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My Cat’s Ears Are Hot — Is This Normal?
Thinking, "My cat's ears are hot — is it normal?" You're not alone. Find out what hot cat ears mean for your feline's health.
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7 Cool Facts About Cat Eye Colors
Did you know: Cat eye colors are not related to fur colors, and purebreds' eye colors are usually more intense. Learn more facts about cat eye colors here!
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6 Tips on How to Prevent Feline Diabetes
November is Pet Diabetes Awareness Month, so get some tips on how you can keep your cat from getting feline diabetes.
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Can Cats See in the Dark? The Answer to That and Other Cat Vision Questions
Can cats see in the dark? And can cats see color? We go through some of your most pressing cat vision questions!
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What is a Cat Flehmen Response?
The cat flehmen response, a.k.a. the cat stinky face, may look silly or even concerning, but it's actually highly scientific. Let's learn more!
