Articles
Communicating with a Deaf Cat
Hand gestures, sign language, and flashlights are some of the strategies you can use to communicate with your deaf cat.
What Foods are Safe for Cats to Eat?
Small amounts of certain non-meat foods can be a healthy addition to a cat's mostly meat-based diet.
Understanding harlequin cats: A guide to their distinctive coat pattern
A harlequin cat has a bicolor, or piebald, coat pattern, characterized by a mostly white body with distinct, well-separated patches of color.
Understanding torbie cats: A closer look at their unique traits and personality
Torbie cats are a mix of two different cat fur patterns: tortoiseshell and tabby.
The Tradition of Library Cats
Cats have been a cherished presence in libraries and bookstores around the world, a tradition that traces back to Ancient Egypt.
Why Cats Don’t Like it When You Point at Them
Cats often see pointing as a threat, which can make them feel uncomfortable or defensive.
Grief in Domestic Cats: Do They Mourn the Loss of Other Pets?
Cats may show grief-like behaviors after losing a companion, like eating and playing less, and seeking more attention from their human caregivers.
How Far Do Cats Roam?
A small study into the roaming behavior of stray cats in protected areas of Spain revealed that cats in wetland environments tended to cover greater distances than those in farmland settings.
Three Cats Spent 12 Days with a Robot
Researchers looked at the interactions of three cats who spent 12 days with a robot in an enclosure called "Cat Royale."
The Oldest American Children’s Book Still in Print is About Cats
"Millions of Cats" is a fable about the folly of vanity and the value of uniqueness.
