Cat behavior can be a complex puzzle, and it’s perfectly normal to feel frustrated or overwhelmed as a cat parent when things ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images What can we do when our cats aren’t behaving how we’d like? It can be tricky ...

Cats can seem like mysterious little creatures sometimes, hard to predict, and often simply doing their own thing. When there’s a behavioral issue with your cat, whether it’s that they’re having ...

Cat play biting can come as a shock. One minute playtime with your furry friend is all fun and games, then they suddenly give you a painful nip. Perhaps you have a multi-cat household and are ...

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 ...

Cats are some of the most beloved animals in the world. Recent estimates suggest there are between 600 million and over 1 billion cats worldwide, including both pets and strays. They are known for ...

In a world seemingly devoted to dogs, Rachel Geller, a cat behaviorist, is on a mission to make cats just as cherished. Through her Newton, Mass.-based nonprofit, she provides free counseling to cat ...

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Does your sweet kitty turn into an overbearing jerk when his feline sibling enters the room? Here's how to stop your cat from bullying another cat and calm the conflict in your feline family.

Do cats get lonely or anxious when their humans are gone? You bet. A study published last week, “Identification of separation-related problems in domestic cats,” in the journal PLOS ONE takes another ...