Cats often sit by windows because they enjoy watching movement, listening to outdoor sounds, warming themselves in sunlight, and satisfying their natural curiosity. Learn what this behavior means and how to make window time safe and enriching.
Why does your cat trill? Learn what this friendly sound can mean, why cats use it with people and other cats, and when a change in vocalizing may need closer attention.
Cats may chase their tails because they are playful, bored, overstimulated, or reacting to irritation or discomfort. Learn what tail chasing can mean, when it is harmless, and when closer attention may be needed.
Why doesn’t your cat cover their poop? Learn the most common reasons cats leave their waste uncovered, when this behavior is normal, and when it could point to a litter box or health issue.
Cats naturally sleep for 12–16 hours a day, and some may sleep even longer depending on their age, activity level, and health. Learn what’s normal, what can affect your cat’s sleeping habits, and when excessive sleep could be a sign that it’s time to speak with your veterinarian.
A cat body condition score helps assess whether a cat is underweight, overweight, or at a healthy size by checking body shape, ribs, waist, and abdominal profile.
Cats may move away during grooming because of overstimulation, discomfort, fear, mats, or sensitive areas. Learn how to make grooming calmer and less stressful.
Regular grooming helps keep your cat’s coat clean, reduces loose fur, and gives you a chance to check for skin or health problems. Learn how to groom your cat safely and comfortably at home.
If a cat has ever licked your hand, you have probably noticed that their tongue does not feel soft. It feels more like fine sandpaper.
Why does your cat splash water out of the bowl? Learn why many cats play with water, what this behavior may mean, and when it could point to a problem with the bowl, water quality, or your cat’s health.
