Why Does My Cat Bite My Ankles?
Cats bite ankles because ankles behave exactly like prey. They move quickly, they appear and disappear at the…
113 practical, vet-informed guides on behaviour for cat parents.
Cats bite ankles because ankles behave exactly like prey. They move quickly, they appear and disappear at the…
Cats sleep on desks because a desk is warm, elevated, close to you, and covered in objects that…
A cat tilts its head for two very different reasons: a quick, transient tilt is usually communication or…
Cats sleep in bags because a bag is small, dark, enclosed, and soaked in your scent, and that…
A cat stares at the ceiling because she has noticed something up there: an insect, a fly, a…
A cat sleeps on your clothes because they carry your scent, and your scent means safety. Clothing that…
Cats knead blankets because the behaviour is left over from kittenhood, when kneading a mother’s belly stimulated milk…
A cat sleeps on the windowsill because it is warm, elevated, and offers a view of the outside…
Cats eat too fast for several reasons: competition in a multi-cat home, a history of having to compete…
A cat rubs against your legs to greet you, to mark you with her scent, and to ask…
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