Anyone who lives with a cat knows that they spend a large part of their day grooming themselves. Whether it’s a quick swipe ...

If you’re a cat mom or dad, you may have caught your own fur baby sticking out their tongue and making the derp face. It’s ...

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From playful kittens to senior cats – find breed advice, health tips, and feline stories curated for cat lovers.

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Interesting news has emanated from the hill country. While the NPP and the SJB are at each other’s jugular, fighting for control of the non-majority local government institutions, their councillors in ...

If your cat licks you, it's not because you're dirty, a feline expert has explained. In fact, there's actually quite a sweet reason your feline friend will do this ...

Cat expert shares real reason why felines lick you and what to do if they do it too much It's not unusual for cats to lick their owners but some people don't know why their pets do this.

“Mothers groom their kittens and cats may groom one another, which is called allogrooming,” the publication shared. This helps to strengthen social bonds and increases a sense of belonging (aww). Blue ...

Cats sticking their tongues out, known as "blepping," is a common behavior linked to relaxation, grooming, excitement, and environmental investigation ...

A veterinarian describes the only times when it's appropriate to give your cat a bath — and how to do so.

Cats, unlike dogs, don’t dip their tongues into the liquid like ladles or spoons. “The cat’s lapping mechanism is far more subtle and elegant,” according to MIT researchers.