CATS

Peace between cats and dogs is possible—with time, strategy, and training.

“He chomnk.” —One Google reviewer who gave Szczecin’s famed feline five stars.

You may not be able to stop your cat from scratching, but you can try to prevent them from shredding your couch to bits or gouging the door frames so badly you have to forfeit your apartment’s security deposit. 

Just because lions were depicted frequently in medieval art and design doesn’t mean they were depicted well.

Studies have shown that just watching cat videos on the internet can boost a person’s energy and create positive emotions—so it’s no surprise that actual cat ownership has a number of benefits. Here are a few.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, bagpipes, and some of the world’s finest whiskies all hail from Scotland—but the country’s most lovable export might be the Scottish Fold Cat. (Sorry, Scottish Terriers.)

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

Imagine if a Whippet turned into a cat—and, along the way, it decided to get a perm.

There’s never a bad time to adopt an older pet—but doing so now could save you a couple hundred bucks.

This holiday season, treat the pet lovers in your life with these gifts for themselves, their cats, their dogs, and beyond.

With its spotted coat and large green eyes, the Egyptian Mau looks like a miniature jungle cat.

Get peace of mind (and a greener space) with these pet-friendly plants, plus find out which plants aren't so safe for cats and dogs.