Why Do Cats Lay on Your Chest? (Personal Space Invaders)
You’re lying in bed, relaxed and ready to go to sleep. Suddenly you hear your cat trill as it jumps up onto your bed. You
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Behavior
In this section, we’ll explore the diverse range of feline behaviors that make cats such captivating and sometimes enigmatic creatures. We’ll delve into the science behind their unique habits, from kneading and headbutting to hunting and grooming. So let’s unravel the mysteries behind your cat’s behavior.
Why Do Cats Lay on Their Backs? (Belly Up)
When your cat rolls onto its back and looks up at you with its big eyes, it can be hard to handle the cuteness. With
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Why Do Cats Knead Their Owners? (Surprising)
It feels good to be kneaded sometimes. Have you ever wondered why it is that your cat does a rhythmic motion with its paws on
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What Triggers Cats to Yank Their Hair? (Furry Frustrations)
We’ve all seen our cats grooming themselves throughout the day, but sometimes the constant licking and biting can start to get out of hand. If
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Why Do Cats Pee and Poop on Things? (Litterbox Illiterate)
Litter boxes and kitty cleanup are a necessary part of cat ownership, but what are you supposed to do when your cats are acting like
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When Things Get Toothy: Why Do Cats Love to Bite?
If you’ve ever been petting your cat only to have them take a nibble out of your fingers, or if you ever find yourself having
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Cat Loafing: The Surprising Reasons Behind It
Have you ever wondered why cats sit in the “loaf” position? Many of us follow cat accounts on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram,
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Mixed Signals: Why Do Cats Purr and Then Bite You?
Cats form complex bonds with people as well as other cats, but cats aren’t people. Cats don’t speak English, and most people don’t speak ‘cat’.
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Why Do Cats Roll in the Dirt? (Good Unclean Fun)
Generally, cats roll around in the dirt for the same reason they have for anything else they do: it feels good. The more exact reason
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Why Cats Meow at Night? (Moonlight Meows)
Cat owners often marvel at the ability of their cat to nap nearly anywhere. A tabletop, windowsill, or basket of fresh laundry are all adequate
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Why Do Cats Shake Their Tails? (Wiggling Wagging Wonders)
With dogs, tail wagging is pretty easy to understand. With cats, however, a twitching or switching tail usually signals excitement, irritation or aggression, or anticipation.
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7 Reasons Your Cat Sleeps at the Foot of Your Bed: #3 Will Warm Your Heart
It is in a feline’s instinct to be very aware of its surroundings. It helps them to feel safe and secure regardless of where they
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The Swat Team: Why Do Cats Slap Each Other?
Many cat owners find hours of entertainment in watching their cats play. Sometimes I’ll watch my cats play with strings, chase lights, and if you
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Why Do Cats Stare? (Bewildering and Unblinking)
Cats stare at their owners for all kinds of reasons, some exciting, some less so. A stare can mean anything from, “Hey, I’m hungry,” to
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How Often Do Cats Pee?
The average domestic cat will normally expel urine two to four times every 24 hours, but the key word here is “average.” The animal’s size
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