Behavior

Find out why your cat kneads and what it says about their happiness. Is kneading instinct? Is it comforting? Let's talk about the possible reasons for this behavior.

Find out why cats meow and what your cat is trying to tell you.

Find out why your cat licks you so much and/or random objects in the house. There are common causes for this behavior and other health-related issues that should be addressed.

Are you having trouble keeping your cat out of your Christmas tree? This article will offer tips on how to keep your cat from destroying your tree.

Is your cat pooping outside of the litter box? Are you wondering why you are finding cat poop on the floor, in your bed, or somewhere else? Find out what is causing this behavior and get your cat to stop.

Does your kitten or adult cat bite you for no reason? Cat bites big and small can be pretty nasty depending on the severity, but sometimes our feline friends are just trying to tell us something with a little love nip. Find out why they do it.

Cats do unusual things, and sometimes that makes us wonder why. Find out more about cat behavior and why cats do the things they do.

Ever spoken to a cat and been surprised by their reaction? Cats can hear you when you speak to them, but they don't understand your words necessarily. Learn how to help them understand.

Why do cats sleep so much? If you have an adult cat—2 years or older—you may notice that they nap a lot during the day. Although this is no cause for alarm, sometimes over-sleeping can be due to underlying illness. Know what's normal and what's not normal.

Find out what other feline behaviors are normal or abnormal when it comes to eating things that aren't food.

Cats and Christmas decorations can be a disaster. It's important to protect your tree, ornaments, food, and above all, your cat, during December.

Kittens bite and scratch while playing, purring, and cuddling, but how do you know if this behavior is normal, and how do you make your kitten stop?

This article helps owners to prevent litter box problems in cats and answers frequently asked questions.

If you're a cat owner, you probably know all about catnip. It's that herbal magic that gets your cat all kinds of funky and funny. Cats are said to get "high" on catnip—interpret that as you like. Let's discuss the biology and chemistry behind catnip.

What can you do when your beloved kitty starts to act out and be naughty? Here are some excellent tips and tricks to help you train your cat and discipline them the right way.

Did your cat run away? Maybe your cat disappears for a few days at a time but returns home shortly after. You may be wondering what causes this behavior. Get the answers you're looking for in this article.

Is your cat hissing at you? Is your cat hissing at other cats? Sometimes this behavior is totally warranted, but other times it's a cause for concern. If your cat is constantly stressed out, you will want to find out why.

Cats are mysterious creatures. One of the most mysterious things about them is their habit of sipping from the porcelain goblet—the toilet. Gross? Disgusting? Baffling? Check out why cats like to party in the potty.

Many cat owners find themselves frustrated when their perfectly trained feline suddenly decides they don't want to use the litter box. Learn the five most common causes of this behavior and you how can prevent it.

Cats can develop depression, just like humans. It is important for cat owners to recognize these 10 signs and symptoms of depression in their cats so that they can get the veterinary care they need.

Though cats are often described as being aloof and unaffectionate, they can be just as loving as dogs. It might seem difficult to know if your cat really loves you, but there are actually many signs if you know what to look for.

When it comes to our cats, there's no clear way for them to tell us how much they love us; however, just because they can't speak our language doesn't mean they don't show us in other ways. Here are five great ways that our cats show us that they love us every day.

I love cats, but nothing is more irritating than a cat that constantly meows. It is a sound that can grate almost as much as someone dragging their fingernails across a blackboard. What can you do?

The flehmen response, characterized by a "grimacing" expression, is actually a biological mechanism cats use to investigate scents.

Understand why your cat is behaving in such an aggressive manner.

Cats are notoriously hard to read, but their body language can be an excellent indicator of what they're thinking.

Some cats have seemingly always loved to meow, while some suddenly become vocal superstars overnight. Here we discuss a few of the main reasons that some cats meow so much.

Personal grooming is an essential feline routine, but in excess it can lead to health issues.

Cat owners whose cats urinate on the bed instead of the litter box are often upset and confused. Here are a few reasons why a cat may be urinating in your bed!

It can be difficult to tell whether cats are fighting or playing; especially because their interactions involve a lot of wrestling, batting at each other, growling, and biting! Here's how to tell!

Cat bites can be dangerous. Learn why cats bite and what you can do to correct their behavior.

When a cat bites us, it can seem to come out of nowhere. It's not a pleasant surprise! Here is an explanation of common types of cat bites and some ideas as to why your cat might be biting you.

A humorous look at some things people believe about cats. Written by the owner of seven cats: one who knows the truth!

Tackling a dog fight over owner attention requires a systematic approach and the help of a professional.

Cats provide inside information about what they're thinking so you no longer have to guess. Here are 10 things your cat wants you to know.

Learn the number one way to stop spraying! Spraying is typically on a vertical surface and is a normal, although undesirable, behavior in cats. Cats use spraying as a method of communication.

Why do cats purr? Do purrs mean something more than happiness? What do purrs do for the cat and for us?

Do cats really get angry? Can they be vengeful and spiteful? Or might there be another reason for their less-than-friendly behavior? Read on to find out!

How dangerous or severe can the attacks of domesticated cats become? Do cats attack unprovoked?

Have you ever wondered how your cat communicates with you? Their body language says a lot about how they feel and what their needs are. Learn to decode the secret of their behavior.

Are you dealing with a bully cat? If your cat is attacking another cat or dog within your household, here are some ways to stop the behavior. Let's start by understanding behavioral triggers and move on to proactive ways to remedy or lessen the problem.

Why does your cat lick you? Is it because it loves you? Is it because you taste good? Find out here!

If you have a cat who is spraying due to stress, will the pheromone collar help him to calm down? Read my real-life review.

Have you ever wondered why cats purr and why they do it so much? Read on to find the answers!

Humping cats are a major nuisance, but there is hope. Find out why your cat may be behaving this way and how to stop it.

While cats may seem passive, there is often an aggressive spirit to them, especially when they are jealous!

Interactive feeder toys are great because cats love them and they keep cats active! This is an in-depth review based on our experiences with our Maine Coon cats.

How can you stop a cat from attacking a dog? Yes, you read it right—some cats do attack dogs. Learn why cats may do this and some strategies to stop the attacks and break up fights.

What is your cat saying? A cat's meow is iconic. Every children's book will tell you that a cat says "meow." But cats have a wide vocabulary, and they don't just employ their voice to use it.

If your cat is scratching your furniture, it is possible to train them away from this habit. However, it's important that you provide them with an alternative object to scratch—like a scratching post—in order to redirect the behavior.