Behavior

If you're wondering if your cat has separation anxiety, know that it can be tricky to diagnose. Learn about the signs of separation anxiety in cats and how to t

Are male cats more affectionate? And where did this idea even come from, anyway? We asked an animal behaviorist to talk about what really makes cats more loving

Instinct drives cats to bury their poop, but that doesn't mean it's common to all cats. Health and environmental causes can override this protective habit.

Cats on keyboards—loafing, lying, sprawling out—is one of their many mysterious behaviors. So we asked an expert to explain some of the reasons why they do it.

Why are cats scared of cucumbers? While it may seem funny or strange, there's a reason why many cats may react so strongly to the big green veggie.

Cats communicate using their tails, but those tail wags can convey a variety of different meanings and emotions.

Why do cats lick themselves? Usually they're just keeping clean, but if they're over-grooming, there might be underlying issues. A vet explains why cats lick th

Do cats love us? Here's how you can tell your cat loves you according to an animal behaviorist.

Learn why your cat might be sleeping on your head or face and what you can do to deter your pillow hog if you prefer snoozing without a fur helmet.

Who's smarter: cats or dogs? The debate continues here with two veterinarians who point out how felines might have the edge.

Cats purr for a variety of reasons. Here's what you need to know about why cats purr and what your cat may be telling you when her motor is running.

Catnip is the magical herb cats will do "litter"-ally anything to get their paws on. Here's what catnip is and how it affects your feline companion.

You can learn a lot from a cat's body language and sounds. Here's how to decode all your kitty's meows, purrs and tail movements.

If your cat is often knocking things off the table or counter, it might seem like a prank, but there are a few reasons behind this weird cat behavior.

Cats make a range of noises, from chirping to trilling and purring, that indicate a variety of moods and emotions. Here's more about the sounds your cat makes a

Do cats get jealous? Not in the emotional way humans do, but when they can't have what they want, an animal behaviorist says they might act in adverse ways.

Cats use all of their senses to better understand and communicate with humans. Here's what we know about whether cats know when we're sad or not.

Do cats remember people? There are numerous reasons to believe they do, especially with humans they bond with regularly. An animal behavior expert explains.

A cat meowing can mean several different things, but you should always pay attention. And you can even engage in the conversation.

Why do cats sleep so much? Whether your feline is bored or nocturnal, here are eight reasons your cat is catching extra shuteye.

Panting is a normal dog behavior and sometimes a panting cat is feeling perfectly fine. But when your cat is panting accompanied by other symptoms of a health p

Do cats cry like humans do? Here's how to tell when your cat is sad and what to do to soothe them.

Here, Kitty Kitty! Cats know their names and can learn lots of social cues. But what gets their attention depends on the cat, and your relationship with them.

Are cats ticklish? In some areas of their body, it might seem that way. But our veterinary experts recommend you respect your kitty's no-pet zones.