In the Victorian Era, You Could Get a Job Delivering Meat to Cats
London's 19th century cats had it pretty good.
London's 19th century cats had it pretty good.
The kitten is the 35th known cat to have ever spontaneously developed the genetic mutation that causes its patchy fur.
The breed is nearly identical to the Persian, save one big difference—it has short fur.
Move over, Corduroy the Maine Coon...
A popular livestream in South Korea trains a surveillance camera on stray cats.
The NoBowl Feeding System lets your kitty hone its natural mousing instincts—and get a workout in the process.
You may consider Fido part of the family, but that doesn’t mean your landlord will feel the same.
A ginger feline named Maray will be paid to watch the doors at the Serpukhov Museum of History and Art.
It goes without saying that for pet owners, every day is National Pet Day—but the official holiday is on April 11th.
Your cat may be absorbing more than you think.
Just how much do big cats have in common with the tabby in your home? We asked Susan Bass, director of publicity at Big Cat Rescue in Tampa, Florida—you know, the place that puts out all those awesome big cat videos—to walk us through what behaviors big c
The position at Cat Café Manchester includes playing with and feeding the café’s many felines.
Neco Meshi snacks are specifically formulated so that humans and cats can safely dine together.
In Japan, it's always the year of the cat.
You probably know that cheetahs are the fastest land animal in the world, but did you know they chirp like birds?
"Tortitude" is real.
There's a reason why your cat has murder in her eyes when she gets wet.
The origins of feline animal pageants can be traced back to England.
The furry felines were not always safe to have in your home.
A genetic analysis of Australia’s feral cats suggest that cats probably made their way to the continent during the period of European exploration.
But they can still travel in the main cabin.
The downside of refined tastes.
The breed is called Lykoi, and its patchy fur stems from a genetic mutation.
From Toygers, who look like mini tigers, to Savannahs, these breeds are the closest thing to having a wild cat in your home.