A slow blink, often with both eyes, is a sure sign of trust and affection. This non-verbal cue is how cats talk with their ...

Lili Chin had long been an animal lover, but she’d only ever had dogs as pets — until a beloved pup passed in 2020. Heartbroken, she got two cats — Mambo and Shimmy — and quickly fell in love. She ...

If you thought dogs were the only pets who had reasons to wag their tails, think again—cats wag their tails, too! “Cats wag their tails as a form of communication, but unlike dogs, it's not always a ...

Have you ever felt perplexed by your cat’s body language? Almost as if your cat were sending you mixed signals? Perhaps this scene is all too common: One minute your cat is purring blissfully on your ...

Your cat's tail is a built-in mood ring, and it's always sending signals. A softly swaying tail often indicates curiosity or contentment, while rapid movements can signal agitation. Certain gestures, ...

Some pet owners may believe there is no such thing as "too much fuss," but there most definitely is when you own a cat. They are notorious for being fiercely independent and enjoying company on their ...

A cat will often use its tail to convey emotions, swishing it from side to side or thumping it on the ground. Each wag can have a different meaning, but new owners in particular might find it tricky ...

It's hard to tell what your cat is thinking. These signs will let you know where your relationship with your pet stands. Interpreting cat behavior isn’t always the easiest task, and it can be even ...

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Think your cat is purring because she's happy to see you? Not always! Cats are the queens of mixed messages—here's how to understand your fickle feline. Our editors and experts handpick every product ...

DEAR JOAN — What do you know about cats chasing their tails? Our cat, who found us and said “I live here now, feed me,” has chased his tail (before), although only one or two times. Within the last ...