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People tend to know a bit about the history of popular dog breeds, but cat breeds are just as unique and interesting.

A head bonk is one of the biggest signs of affection from cats.

They do it because they love you.

Protect your pets from harmful pathogens by washing their toys properly.

Cats become royalty at the Shanghai Museum.

The Shanghai Museum‘s “Meowseum Nights” allowed cats to witness their history.

Kiss your pets under some artificial mistletoe.

Traditional Christmas plants like poinsettias, holly, and mistletoe can be dangerous for pets.

This cat is definitely hatching a plan to get someone to open the door.

You may have no choice but to close a door—much to your cat’s disappointment. Here are some ways you can make this undesirable situation slightly more tolerable.

Pets are a welcome part of the holidays, but a little care is needed to make sure they don't have problems with your decorations.

If your cat chews your hair, don’t worry—he or she probably isn’t trying to eat you.

There are several reasons why cats have this adorable habit.

Some states are more obsessed with dogs and cats than others. Find out if yours is on the list.

Find out which states are most preoccupied with their pets.

Every birthday counts when you just have one life.

Though cats only live once, the idea that the animals have nine lives has been around for a long time.

If you’re struggling to come up with a pet name, consider these common choices.

You know this squirrel got these two cats talking.

There’s a natural explanation for the very un-catlike sounds your pet starts emitting when it sees a bird or squirrel.

Studying chronic pain in cats just got easier thanks to these cute accessories.

Costumes are ok—as long as they’re safe and don’t stress your pet out.

Yes, pet costumes are adorable. But they—along with candy and strangers at the door—can also be dangerous.

Rayne Beau the cat made an incredible journey.

This cat proved that love knows no distance when he traveled hundreds of miles to be with his owners.

According to experts, this behavior has a few explanations, but being a bully probably isn’t one of them. We also offer a few solutions for how to stop cats from knocking things over.