CATS

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.)

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

Overwhelmed by all the choices on the market? We’ve rounded up an assortment of the best gifts for pets, as chosen by the experts.

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.

Wondering what to feed your pet? These experts share their tips (and picks) for choosing the best wet foods for cats.

Catnip is good for tripping out, but there's actually another tangible benefit for cats that doesn't involve a recreational high.

The most beautiful cat in the world is the one in your house, of course. And if it’s a Norwegian Forest cat, mathematicians might even agree.

The Birman looks kind of like the Siamese’s fluffy cousin—even though the two probably aren’t closely related.

From the mysteries behind their meows to what all that purring is about, we're breaking down some myths about our feline companions.