Cats
Shock study results reveals cats understand us better than babies – scientists are baffled about why
Is your pet cat listening to you? They might understand more than you think
Mystery solved! How cats effortlessly squeeze into the tiniest spaces
Cats are known for their ability to squeeze into tight spaces, but how do they manage it? A new study has come up with fascinating results.
Could your cat be suffering from hyperthyroidism? Here's what you need to know about symptoms and treatment
Discover key signs to watch for, understand the impact on your pet's health, and explore treatment options to help your cat live a comfortable life
How smart are cats? Why they not only understand what you say but can outsmart you too
Fascinating insights into how these clever creatures think, learn, and interact with their environment
Could your pet have kidney disease? Vet explains how to recognise the warning signs in cats and dogs
Early detection is key for managing kidney disease in dogs and cats, so we take a look at the symptoms
Adorable cat breeds, like hairless and flat-faced, can suffer lifelong health issues, warns charity, as purebred sales surge past moggies for the first time
Explore the implications of this trend on feline welfare and the responsibilities of prospective cat owners.
What are the most popular cat names? The top 10 cat names revealed...
Need inspiration for naming your new feline friend? Here are the most popular cat names.
FeLV in cats: All you need to know about the fatal Feline Leukaemia Virus, from what it is to symptoms and the importance of vaccination
Discover the facts about this contagious disease and how to keep your cat healthy.
Bullycat trend an animal welfare disaster, says vet surgeon, who warns short legs and winkled skin condemns the sphynx-like cat to a life of suffering
The animal welfare charity, Naturewatch Foundation, is urging the public not to buy into a concerning new cat breeding fad.
My cat has FIV – what does this mean? Vet discusses symptoms, causes and treatment of this incurable feline disease
Finding out your cat has FIV can be daunting says veterinary surgeon Sarah Elliott from Cats Protection, but with a bit of TLC they can live a happy and long life
What to do if you find a lost or stray cat, from the experts at the RSPCA
Find out how to help a stray cat from the experts at the RSPCA
Why rescue cats make great pets and how to choose the right one for you, from the experts at the RSPCA
So you’ve decided to a adopt rescue pet? Here’s all you need to know to give them a happy forever home
Cat neutering: all you need to know, from the benefits of neutering to how to look after your cat afterwards
Neutering is the most effective way to control numbers and can also help cats lead healthier, happier lives, says Cats Protection.
Hairballs in cats: What hairballs are and how you can help prevent them with this expert advice from PDSA vet nurse Gemma Renwick.
All you need to know about hairballs in cats, from causes to prevention
How to give cats medicine - liquid or tablets - without getting scratched or bitten from the experts at Cats Protection
Worried about giving your cat the medicine your vet has prescribed? Here are some tips from the experts at Cats Protection that should make it easier for you - and help you avoid being scratched
How to find a missing cat: Expert advice from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
Realising your cat is missing can send you into panic mode. Here is some key advice from the experts at Battersea
How long are cats pregnant? Do cats have periods? How many litters can a cat have a year? All you need to know about cats and breeding
Our expert guide examines the fascinating journey of feline pregnancy – from conception to birth.
What is catnip and what does catnip do to cats?
What is catnip and why does it send cats so crazy? Veterinary surgeon Sarah Elliott explains the herb's magic
Why do cats knead?
Why do cats knead? Is it a sign of affection? PDSA vet nurse Shauna Walsh explains
Homemade cat toys: how to make cat toys that will entertain felines for hours
Whether they’re excitable kittens or serene older moggies, most cats love to play, but don't think you have to buy expensive cat toys to keep them happy. Here are some tips from the charity Cats Protection on making cat toys at the fraction of the price of shop-bought ones
