Tagged With Cats

A cat with a short, glossy coat sitting on a couch, gazing at a colorful array of toys on the floor

What Colors Can Cats See and What Colors Do They Like? Preferences and Perceptions

11 May 2024

Cats can't see as many colors as humans, but they can see better in low light, which is helpful for their crepuscular hunting habits.

Burmese cat with a rich brown coat standing on its owner's chest, paws kneading the fabric of their shirt, as the owner smiles down at their pet

Why Does My Cat Walk All Over Me? Reasons Explained

10 May 2024

Why cats knead their owners, from bonding and showing love to marking their territory.

Orange tabby cat sitting on top of a newspaper, with a content expression and paws carefully placed on the pages

Why Do Cats Like to Sit on Paper? The Science Behind the Strange Behavior

10 May 2024

Cats' tendency to love paper can be traced back to a few different things, including their senses, the way that it feels, and even some of their natural behaviors like scratching and marking their territory.

Closeup of a tabby cat sniffing an air plant, with the plant slightly out of focus in the background

Are Air Plants Toxic to Cats? Keeping Your Feline Friend Safe

9 May 2024

Air plants are usually safe for cats, although you should still take steps to avoid allergies or sensitivities to the plants themselves.

Burmese cat with a serious expression inspecting an open can of Vienna sausages on the floor

Can Cats Eat Vienna Sausages? The Risks Explained

9 May 2024

Vienna sausages are not healthy for cats because they are high in fat and salt and do not contain the nutrients that cats need.

Overhead view of a Burmese cat sniffing a piece of raw chicken on a cutting board in a clean kitchen

Is It Safe to Feed Your Cat Raw Chicken? Dietary Dangers and Benefits

8 May 2024

Potential dangers of giving cats raw chicken, such as bacterial contamination, parasites, and digestive problems. Cooked chicken or store-bought cat food is a better choice.

Close-up of a cat sniffing a white anthurium flower, with a cautious expression

Are Anthuriums Toxic to Cats? What Every Owner Needs to Know

8 May 2024

Anthuriums are poisonous to cats because of calcium oxalate crystals, which are insoluble and can lead to mouth pain, upset stomach, and breathing problems.

Calm, contented tabby cat slowly blinking at a person's hand in a peaceful indoor setting

Why Do Cats Blink at Humans? The Science of the Slow Blink

7 May 2024

Cats slow blink as a sign of trust and comfort in their relationships with their human friends, a type of body language.

Female Boxer dog resting in a whelping box, surrounded by two nursing Boxer puppies

Can Dogs Have Twins? The Science of Double Dog Births

7 May 2024

Dogs can have both identical and fraternal twins, although twin pregnancies are uncommon in dogs.

Owner gently petting a Burmese cat and Angora rabbit simultaneously on a couch, showcasing their relaxed and comfortable coexistence

Can Cats and Rabbits Live Together? Overcoming the Predator-Prey Relationship

7 May 2024

The potential problems and dangers of housing rabbits and cats in the same home, such as their varying care requirements and temperaments.

Sleek, dark grey Chartreux cat standing upright and staring intensely at the camera in a rustic cabin interior

How Big Do Cats Get? A Look at the Height of Different Cat Breeds

6 May 2024

The typical house cat is 12 inches in height, although this can vary from 8 to 16 inches based on genetics and whether the cat is male or female.

Close-up portrait of a Bengal kitten with a spotted coat, grooming its paws with its rough tongue

How Much Do Bengal Cats Shed? Grooming Tips for These Exotic Felines

6 May 2024

Bengal cats shed moderately throughout the year, but their short fur means they shed less than long-haired cats. However, there are several things that can affect how much a Bengal cat sheds, including their age, the time of year, and their health.