Cat Behavior
This category of articles focuses on exploring the fascinating world of cat behavior.
From understanding why cats knead to decoding their body language, these articles delve into the many quirks and characteristics that make our feline friends so unique.
With insights from experts in the field, readers can gain a deeper understanding of their cat’s behavior and learn practical tips for how to improve their relationship with their furry companion.
How Well Can Cats Smell?
Cats have a keen sense of smell that they use to hunt, determine enemies, and find mates.
Cats Don’t Have a Sweet Tooth
Cats, including the domestic cat (Felis silvestris catus), are believed to be the only animal that is unable to taste sweetness.
Study: Safety is the Biggest Reason People Keep Their Cats Indoors
While environmentalists advocate keeping cats indoors to minimize predation on native species, a new study indicated that the top reason people keep their cats home is for safety.
Food Obsession in Cats
Food-obsessed cats will consume all of their food as soon as it is placed in front of them, and will continue to beg for more even after they have had their fill.
Why Do Cats Like Crinkly Toys?
Cats are attracted to paper grocery bags, wrapping paper, crinkly tunnels, and noisy toys.
Why Do Cats Like to Lick Bathtubs?
No one knows for sure why cats like to lick the sides of a bathtub, although there are a few ideas floating around.
How to Understand the Language of Cat Tails
One surprising way cats can communicate their emotions is through their tails.
Cats Don’t Have a Problem With Strangers Who are Mean to Their Owners
Researchers found cats – unlike dogs – don’t avoid strangers who refuse to help their owners.
