If you are lucky enough to have a cat in your home, you may notice an adorable noise they make when playing with toys.

"Living outdoors allows cats to express their full range of natural behaviors, and it's probably more fulfilling for the cat, ...

Cats are moody creatures. One minute it’s purring, the next it’s hissing. Why do cats exhibit these seemingly bipolar behaviors? Are you petting your cat wrong ...

Newsweek spoke with the cat's new owner about his clingy behavior and a vet who suggested it may be separation anxiety.

However, their social characteristics and abilities don’t overshadow their true nature, they help to explain it. Cats are obligate carnivores and ... Therefore, as soon as your cats begin to bite ...

However, cat behavior expert Amanda Campion, who has 30 years of experience in this field, warned owners of furry pets ...

The alarm, which uses light rather than sound, is also known as a dawn simulator. This coincides with when cats are most ...

2. Cats aren’t bothered about price tags: As Sayyed puts it, and as many of us cat parents know, “Your cat isn’t impressed by expensive toys – they’re happy with a crumpled paper ball or a simple wand ...

"In some ways, a pet is like a little alien you have in your home," said Branch, whose cats are all foster-fails. "And this is a strange behavior that ends up being endearing in its oddity." ...

This may explain why cats are often attracted to scratching areas near the entryway ... Many cats like to scratch in regularly used pathways. A study examined cats’ scratching behavior and found that ...