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What Does it Mean When a Cat is in Heat?—By Dr. Leslie Brooks

You may have noticed your cat acting strange, being excessively vocal, or acting more affectionate than usual. If your cat is not spayed, it could mean they are in heat.

Can Cats Swim? Facts & Theories That Might Surprise You

It’s a commonly held belief that cats don’t like water, unless they’re drinking it. And if you’ve ever tried to bathe your cat, you likely agree with this statement.

What Is A Chimera Cat?

Have you ever seen a cat that looks like its face was split down the middle? Like half of its face looks one way, and the other half looks like a different cat?

Treating Fleas on Cats—By Dr. Leslie Brooks

Fleas certainly are pesky little bugs. Even though they are very little, they can wreak so much havoc for both your cat and you.

Feline Intelligence—How Intelligent Are Cats?

Just like everything else with the domestic cat, measuring intelligence is complicated. Why? Because animal intelligence is measured in a variety of different ways.

Interview: Chelsea Brea—Cat Mom, Actress & Singer

Today we’re interviewing Chelsea (@chelseabreea) a Jersey girl who lives in LA and has two classy cats named Ben and Bud (@coupleofclassycats).

You probably already know that cats purr when they’re happy, but there are a handful of other reasons too. Scientists are still trying to figure out the main purpose of the purr from a biological standpoint.

Everything You Should Know About Tuxedo Cats

Always dressed in their Sunday best, tuxedo cats, also known as moo or cow cats, display their black and white colors proudly.

Why is My Cat Suddenly Hiding—And How To Help

Some cats hide under the bed. Others, in closets. And others, have a hiding spot so good you still don’t know where it i

Everything You Should Know About Ginger Cats

Orange tabby cats, also known as marmalade or ginger, are one of the most popular types of cats requested by adopters.

Eye Structure and Function in Cats—By Dr. Leslie Brooks

In the wild, cats are hunters that are typically most active at night. For this reason, their eyesight is definitely important.

Why Do Cats Scratch & How to Keep Your Furniture Safe

When some cat parents get new furniture, they’re more worried about their cat scratching than excited to upgrade their space.

Can Cats Have Down Syndrome?—By Dr. Leslie Brooks

Just like people, cats can be born with genetic abnormalities and congenital abnormalities. These cats will need a little extra care and attention to help them thrive and live good-quality lives.

Can Cats and Birds Live Together?

Can birds and cats really be friends? Yes, but that doesn’t mean you just toss a cat and a bird in a room and hope for the best.

It’s so important to always be aware...

Interview: Melissa Lamprey—Cat Fostering Specialist

As you all probably know, we love interviewing wonderful people, and today’s no different. Melissa Lamprey, more known as Mel is what we would call a pet superhero. She—with the help of her husband Zane—fosters cats and dogs in her wonderful...

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What Does it Mean When a Cat is in Heat?—By Dr. Leslie Brooks

Can Cats Swim? Facts & Theories That Might Surprise You

What Is A Chimera Cat?

Treating Fleas on Cats—By Dr. Leslie Brooks

Feline Intelligence—How Intelligent Are Cats?

Interview: Chelsea Brea—Cat Mom, Actress & Singer

Why Do Cats Purr?

Everything You Should Know About Tuxedo Cats

Why is My Cat Suddenly Hiding—And How To Help

Everything You Should Know About Ginger Cats

Eye Structure and Function in Cats—By Dr. Leslie Brooks

Why Do Cats Scratch & How to Keep Your Furniture Safe

Can Cats Have Down Syndrome?—By Dr. Leslie Brooks

Can Cats and Birds Live Together?

Interview: Melissa Lamprey—Cat Fostering Specialist

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