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If you’re worried about your cat being jealous of a new family member, don’t be. Jealousy is largely a human emotion, meaning your kitty is most likely just anxious. Learn more about cat jealousy from a veterinary technician.
Why do some cats enjoy being pet and others don't? Learn why certain cats want you to pet them while others just want to be left untouched.
Male cats demonstrate many behaviors and spraying urine is one of them. Find out what your cat may be trying to tell you and if you can stop it.
If your cat is biting your chin, this might be a sign of affection, but it can also be caused by boredom or stress. Learn how to curb the behavior.
Urine spraying, or marking, is different than urinating outside of the litter box. Learn about why cats will urine spray and what to do about it.
Cats learn to bite and scratch as kittens and may need to be retrained when they grow older. These behaviors can be changed with time and patience.
While they're generally clean animals, sometimes cats get poop on their paws, and track litter outside the box. Learn how to stop this behavior.
Believe it or not, cats and babies have a lot in common. Here are the similarities between cats and babies–and it's not just that they're both cute.
There are different types of cat litter beyond the age-old clay variety. Learn about all your options to see which type is best for you and your cat.
If your cat meows at night, find out if they are trying to tell you something and what you can do to keep them quiet.
Cats are mischievous but sometimes they also misbehave. Learn how to safely and effectively discipline a cat and positively change their behavior.
Cats' behavioral changes may indicate problems—or they may mean nothing at all. Explore causes of odd behavior and what to do about them.
Eating litter is not uncommon in kittens, but it may be a sign of health problems in adult cats.
Cats, known for being vague, show their butts to humans as a form of body language. The gesture may be more complimentary than you might think.
Litter boxes are a cat's bathroom but there are some important basics in caring for them that you should follow to avoid problems with your cat.
Understanding cat tail language can reveal the many reasons cats wag their tails, and there are many.
With some imagination, patience, and a willing cat, you can teach your cat to play fetch a toy. Learn how and help your kitty get some exercise.
Cats can see well in the dark but, like humans, they don't have complete night vision. They can see better than humans in low-light situations.
When a cat doesn't meow, it is often just natural behavior, but when its silence is accompanied by other symptoms, have a vet examine your pet.
There's no need to suffer from cat-related sleep deprivation. Try one or more of these suggestions to get some shuteye while keeping your cat happy.