Cat Body Language

Hearing a cat meowing is an everyday thing for you. You’ve probably got so used to it that you don’t even notice it that much. The meowing frequency is different for every cat, but most of them meow, at least sometimes. This is a normal form of communication for them. They meow for many different

I believe that each of you has encountered your feline friends licking on all kinds of things. This can include your kitchen counters in an attempt to get the taste of the tasty meal you just prepared. Some cats will lick floors, while others may focus on weirder surfaces, like your shower curtain. Some cat

Each of you has certainly heard your cat purring on some occasions. This is a soft buzzing sound that kind of sounds like a rolled “r” with a frequency of around 25 Hz. This vibrating sound is produced by a cat’s laryngeal muscles. Most usually, cat parents associate the purring sound with happiness. But, is

We can learn a lot about our feline friends from observing their behaviors. For instance, certain triggers will make them seek for some time alone. When they’re perfectly at peace they will usually come to us and seek attention. Together with their behavior, their body language can also help us in recognizing their emotions. A

Our beloved feline friends can’t use words to communicate with us. However, there are some other ways for us to still understand their emotions and desires. A cat’s body language can help us figure out their moods. For instance, if its tail is standing high, this probably indicates that the cat is happy and comfortable.

Is there a cat that doesn’t enjoy having a tasty meal? I don’t think so. Mealtimes are certainly one of the favorite parts of the day for all the cats I know. Food is so important for them that it can be used as a positive reinforcement. This means that you can teach your cat

Quality nutrition is essential for your cat to thrive and stay healthy. It’s equally important throughout all stages of your pet’s life. It’s crucial to give your cat just as much food as needed – neither too much, nor too little. If you are offering her an adequate number of daily meals and occasional treats,

Our wonderful felines manifest many adorable, but also some odd behaviors. Sometimes they do things that we can’t figure out what the reason behind them would be! Perhaps you have seen your cat standing on hind legs. This unusual behavior caught your attention, and you can’t help but be curious. Why does this happen? What’s