Why Do Cats Scratch?
Every cat, wild or domestic, will scratch from a young age. Scratching is an ingrained instinct, meaning cats don’t need to learn how to scratch. Scratching is usually done with the front paws in a...
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Why Do Cats Roll Around on Their Back?
There's nothing more adorable than when your cat greets you by rolling around on their back and showing you their fluffy belly. You might also observe your pet cat rolling on their back in other...
Why Do Cats Put Their Ears Back?
We all know that ears are for hearing. But a cat’s ears also move with their emotional state, so they can tell you a lot about how a cat is feeling. Most of the time,...
Why Do Cats Pee & Poop in Shoes?
There is nothing worse than putting on your shoe only to find that your cat has done her business there. A soggy sock from pee is bad enough, but poop is even worse. If your...
Why Do Cats Pee on Things? 5 Possible Reasons
According to the ASPCA, inappropriate urination is the most common behavioral problem reported by pet owners, and around 10% of cats will pee outside the litter box at some stage in their life. Any changes...
Why Do Cats Love to Sunbathe?
Many cat owners will be well accustomed to finding their cat stretched out for hours at a time in the sunniest spot in the house, or snoozing outside in the warm rays. In fact, if...
Why Do Cats Like Earwax?
Cats have all sorts of curious habits, and eating earwax is certainly one of them. But it may be more common and far less strange than you think. It can be perfectly normal for cats...
Why Do Cats Knock Things Over?
You might find it frustrating or you might find it funny, but we’ve all witnessed our cats knocking things over from time to time. The internet is full of videos of cats knocking over vases,...
Why Do Cats Lick and Clean Themselves?
It's no secret that cats are well-groomed. They have a specially designed tongue to help clean and untangle their coat, and they put it to good use. Licking isn't always just about cleanliness, though. Cats...
Why Do Cats Have Whiskers?
It is no secret that whiskers make your cat look super cute, but do you know why cats have whiskers? Did you know they serve many useful functions for your cat in their daily life?...
