Cats rarely cry for help, but their bodies and routines speak volumes. Understanding those subtle signals can make the difference between early care and a serious health scare.

Cats are famously stoic, which can make managing illness and pain difficult for their human carers — so anxious pet parents will appreciate this new study published in the Journal of Veterinary ...

Disclosure: PetGuide may receive a small affiliate commission from purchases made via links in this article but at no cost to you. Cats are famously independent. Unlike their canine counterparts, who ...

However much you love your cat, human-feline relationships are sometimes tricky. When your cat has a behavior issue, it is hard for the people in the home and is often a sign that something is not ...

"Long drawn-out meows and hissing convey agitation and aggression," Dr. Humm-Beatty says. "Short trills or quiet meows ...

"Your cat is communicating affection when they do this," Dr. Hunt reveals. "Cats have scent glands on the base of their tails, which emit pheromones. A cat that gives you a tail whop is spreading ...

Cats make for very entertaining pets due to their occasionally strange behavior, but it can be hard to know what is normal and what is not. New research has now found what is unusual and what is ...

This combined with the cone like shape of a cats ear acting like a mini satellite dish help a cat hear all types of noises we miss. This incredible ability is also what makes sneaking up on a cat ...