Why Do Cats Love String?
It is universally acknowledged that cats go crazy for a ball of string, and they love to chase and catch anything they can. It’s not just restricted to string, cats also love ribbon, shoelaces, sewing...
Cat Psychology
Why Do Cats Roll Around on Their Back?
There's nothing more adorable than when your cat greets you by rolling around on their back and showing you their fluffy belly. You might also observe your pet cat rolling on their back in other...
Why Do Cats “Blep”? A Veterinarian Explains
When you notice your cat with the tip of their tongue poking out, it’s up there with the cutest cat moments. But you’re probably wondering why your cat does it. Are they just trying to...
Why Does My Cat Steal My Seat?
Cat owners the world over will be familiar with the scenario: you’re sitting on your favorite chair when you get up momentarily to fetch something, and immediately your cat jumps up and steals your seat....
Why Do Cats Bite Each Other’s Necks?
Have you ever found yourself wondering, “Why do cats bite each other’s necks?” After all, it seems like such a primal behavior, one that you would expect more from a wildcat. However, domestic cats are...
Why Do Cats Raise Their Butts When You Pet Them?
Sometimes, when you’re giving your cat a bit of a fuss, you’ll find they lift their butt as you stroke down their back. This "elevator butt" is just another example of slightly odd cat behavior...
How Do Cats Know To Use a Litter Box?
Compared to puppies, who usually take months to master where to go to the bathroom, most kittens seem to just innately know how to use a litter box, and typically require little training. We all...
Do Cats Like Bells on Their Collars?
For many of us cat keepers, we choose not to put collars on our cats. And there are several reasons why cats and their owners are happier sans collar. For one, cats—whether kept exclusively indoors...
Why Do Cats Have Tails?
Have you ever watched your cat’s tail and wondered what purpose it serves? Or wondered whether all of the different flicks and swooshes mean anything in cat language? Well, that tail is a very important...
Why Do Cats Howl? A Veterinarian Explains
There are many ways that cats communicate and vocalizing is one of them. This can include familiar cat sounds such as meowing, purring, and hissing but also more distressing sounds like howling. Have you heard...
