Over 95.6 million cats are living in homes across America, as reported by American Veterinary Medical Association, illustrating the popularity of our feline friends (and this number isn’t lowering any time soon)! Many of us love (and despise) elements of owning a cat, including the a...

Like any good hybrid, the Savannah cat strikes a delicate balance. In this case, the balance between adventurous instinct and domestic tranquility. Since gaining official recognition from The International Cat Association in 2001, the breed’s popularity has only continued to grow (wi...

Planning for a natural disaster can be the difference between life and death for your pet cat. Don’t assume your pet will be okay for a few days without you. If she’s left behind, she can get lost, become malnourished, or get hurt from the disaster. Although emergencies are not...

One of the cutest and most well-known features a cat has, besides their ears and unique irises, are their whiskers. Long, pointy, and frankly a little alien-looking, these mystifying hairs have prompted many behavioralists and scientists to understand why whiskers exist, what functions the...

Like all of us, cats communicate. It’s up to us to listen.  Ask anyone what a cat says, and they’ll say, “Meow.” But meowing is only a small part of how cats communicate. Like dogs, they use their bodies to tell us—and each other—how they feel. Ever...