If you’ve ever watched your feline friend attempt to cover up their food with imaginary soil, you’re likely scratching your head in puzzlement. Is this a quirky trait or something to be concerned about? Let’s delve into the cat’s world to understand the potential reasons for this peculiar behavior.

When cats wander outside, they’ll experience a wealth of opportunities for mental stimulation. They might stumble across another cat, hear the sound of a car’s horn or take in the smell of some leftover food in a garbage can.

Cats have a reputation for being single-minded, independent and choosy. They can by nature be picky or fussy eaters. Find out how to stay on top of their fickle habits as we look at ways you can keep their taste buds engaged.

You might have heard of catnip as the plant that makes your cat high. While this isn’t entirely false, it is important to learn more about it to conclude with a more definitive answer to the question, “can my cat eat catnip?”. Read further on what catnip is and how it affects your cat.

You’ve thought of it all: toys, food bowls, a litter box, a scratching pole, and even a comfy bed. There’s been no expense spared for your precious new arrival. One week later and… Houston, we have a problem. Your new kitten is not eating.

It is often believed that cats can see in the dark. This might originate from their own mythology. But can cats really see in the dark? Let’s find out by looking more closely at how cats see and to what extent they do actually see in the dark!

If you find yourself doubting whether or not your feline baby likes you, it’s because cats are notoriously known for being picky with people. The real question you should be asking is, why do cats like humans? Once you know the secret to their heart, you will never have to doubt your parenting skills ever again!