Cat behavior

Given the amount of time you and your cat spend together, it’s only natural to wish you could speak with them as you would a close friend. Of course, with

In the vast majority of cases, your cat licking you is nothing to worry about. In fact, it might even be a sign your pet is forming a close bond

Although we know a lot about cats, we still can’t explain all of their quirks. Kneading is a good example, as there are several theories as to why cats engage

Nobody would deny headbutting is a pretty aggressive action when it’s done between humans, but for cats, it’s anything but. Also known as bunting, cats use their heads to make

In most cases, your cat following you everywhere needn’t be a massive cause for concern, but in rare situations, overly close attachment can be an indication of separation anxiety. I

As much as you might think your cat wouldn’t harm a fly, there’s a natural predator inside them.. Fortunately, your pet shouldn’t use their teeth for anything other than eating

It’s very common for cats to leave scratch marks in their environments, but unfortunately for domesticated cat parents, this also means ruined furniture, carpets and even door frames.  There are

Sure, they might not be able to pick up a pen and their vocabulary is unhelpfully limited to ‘meow’, but that doesn’t mean cats are bad communicators. Instead, there are

Cats are very intelligent and have bodies which are designed for physical activity, in particular hunting, so they need to be mentally and physically stimulated. An indoor cat which doesn’t

Bringing a new cat into your home can be exciting, but when you’re adding other animals into the mix, things can be more difficult. It’s important to introduce pets slowly,

If your cat has developed separation anxiety, it can be equally as distressing for parents to see their loved one unhappy. Thankfully, there are some simple changes you can make

As with children, kittens need our help to understand where to go to the toilet. It can take time and lots of repetition so patience is key, but eventually your