Cats can form surprisingly strong bonds with their people. An expert explains the telltale sign that your cat may be more in tune with you than you realize.

When your indoor cat sits near you facing the rest of the room, they are inviting you into a protective partnership. They ...

If the question is, “Can cats love us?” then strictly speaking, the evidence supports that they can and do form strong social ...

Welcome to Pet Peeves, a monthly series that aims to provide pet care solutions and expert advice for challenging scenarios that involve your beloved animal companions. “Cats” and “separation anxiety” ...

Most cat owners have been through it. You call your cat’s name once, maybe twice. Nothing. Not even a head turn. They sit there, calm and still, as if they didn’t hear anything. It makes sense that ...

Far from being a whimsical attitude, specialists explain that felines interpret certain body signals and human behavior ...

Cats enjoy playing and tussling with each other. But when is the fighting playful, and when do things get serious, with the animals battling fiercely? Scientists analyzed various cat interactions ...

Discover the adorable body language that reveals your cat knows their name—and loves hearing it, from subtle ear twitches to ...

Dogs have spent decades earning a reputation as humanity's best friend. Cats, meanwhile, have been stuck defending themselves against accusations of being cold, antisocial, untrainable, and impossible ...

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