As a cat owner, you know that your furry friend can be quite finicky when it comes to being petted. But don’t let that discourage you – with a little patience and practice, you can learn how to tell when your cat is enjoying the petting session and when she’s had enough. Here are some […]
Cats are mysterious and enigmatic creatures, often communicating their feelings and intentions through subtle body language. One such signal that piques the curiosity of many cat owners is the so-called “airplane ears” posture. This article will delve into understanding why cats make “airplane ears,” the possible reasons behind it, and what you can do to
Do you ever wonder whether your cat is happy, scared, or grumpy? Maybe he has a secret language that only his feline friends understand. Or maybe what’s he’s trying to communicate can be easily read from the position of his ears! To help us out in deciphering our beloved fur babies, let’s take a closer
Do you ever wonder what cats are saying when they meow? Or have you noticed your cats showing different behaviors when interacting with each other than when engaging with humans? If so, it may surprise you to learn that even though cats and humans don’t speak the same language, cats do actually have their own
Your cat’s tail is much more than just a furry extension of his body! Tails act as rudders, to help your cat keep his balance. Not only that, they are one of the many ways cats communicate. The tail acts as an emotional barometer. And if you learn how to read your cat’s tail, you
Jackson helps you actually communicate with your cat by properly learning their body language. Halloween cat, showing their belly, the wagging tail, overstimulation aggression, play aggression, and even peeing outside of the litter box – these are all forms of communication via body language. And trust us, your cat’s body language is very different than
Ever wonder what your cat is thinking? Even if your kitty is being quiet, if you learn to read her body language you’ll find she can actually be quite a blabbermouth. You just need to know how to interpret her body language. Check out this handy infographic, put together by the cat-loving folks at Sainsburys
