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How to introduce a new cat to your cat
Introducing a new cat to your cat takes forethought, planning, and patience. And a little bit of luck, too. Read to learn what steps to follow before bringing a second cat into your household.
Are cats protective of their owners?
When we think of acquiring a companion animal for protection, we think of dogs. But are cats protective, too? Read about some incredible cat heroes, and about the science behind the bond between human and cat.
What is a Turkish Van cat?
Is it a dog, or is it a cat? Read to learn more about the Turkish Van cat, one of the oldest and rarest cat breeds of all.
Why doesn't my cat cover or bury her poop?
Did you know that wild cats only cover their poop under certain circumstances? Why then, do our cats cover their poop at all, and should I be worried if my cat suddenly stops covering her poop?
How do I know if my cat is happy?
Cats make us happy. But are they happy? What signs should you be looking for to know how your cat is feeling? Look for vocal cues, body language, and gestures to know whether or not your cat is happy.
Should I adopt an older cat?
Adopting an older cat probably isn't what you think it's going to be. Read about the myths that surround taking in a senior cat, and also all the unexpected joys.
Why do cats eat grass and then throw up?
Cats are weird. They eat grass and then vomit. Theories abound about why they would do such a strange thing. But only science can really explain why.
Why are cats so crazy for catnip?
What is it about catnip that makes cats wild? Is catnip a drug? Should I be worried about letting my cat use catnip?
Road trip! How to take my cat on a trip in the car
There’s the Thelma & Louise fantasy of riding in the car with your cat: two carefree souls, out on the open road, looking for adventure. And then there’s the reality of riding in the car with your cat: mile after mile of skull-rattling meowing.
Why does my cat knock things over?
Anyone who lives with a cat knows to keep their breakable valuables off tables and shelves. Why do cats seem to take perverse pleasure in knocking things over?
How to keep litter-box odor under control
It's every cat owner's Holy Grail: an odorless litter box. But is it possible?