Behaviour
Why Does My Cat Steal My Socks?
Cats steal socks because socks behave like prey, carry your scent, and give a bored cat something to…
Behaviour
113 practical, vet-informed guides on behaviour for cat parents.
Behaviour
Why Does My Cat Sleep in the Laundry?
Cats sleep in the laundry because it is warm, soft, and saturated with your scent, which makes it…
Behaviour
Why Does My Cat Lick Windows?
Cats lick windows mostly because the glass feels cool and smooth, because condensation carries interesting scents and minerals,…
Behaviour
How to Stop a Cat Scratching the Door
Door scratching is one of the most common cat complaints, and it is almost always about claw care,…
Behaviour
Why Does My Cat Stare at the Wall?
A cat staring at a wall is usually noticing something you cannot perceive: a tiny insect, a shadow,…
Behaviour
Why Does My Cat Lick My Hair?
Cats lick hair as a social grooming behaviour, and for many cats it is a genuine sign of…
Behaviour
Why Does My Cat Sit on My Books?
Cats sit on books because a closed book or a stack of paper is flat, firm, slightly warm,…
Behaviour
Why Does My Cat Bring Toys at Night?
Cats bring toys at night because dusk and dawn are when cats are naturally most active, and carrying…
Behaviour
Why Does My Cat Purr When Sick?
Cats purr when sick because purring is not only an expression of contentment. It is also a self-soothing…
Behaviour
Why Does My Cat Hide Under the Bed?
Cats hide under beds because the space is dark, enclosed, and out of the traffic, which makes it…
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