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Why Cats Splash Water
Here are a few reasons why your cat may love to play with water.
Why Cats Wiggle Their Behinds
The cat butt wiggle, also known as tail-twitching, is a behavior in which a cat moves its hindquarters back and forth in a quick and repetitive motion.
Is Your Cat’s Food Dish Causing Acne?
Acne is most common around the chin and mouth in cats.
Explore the World of Cats
A harlequin cat has a bicolor (or piebald) coat pattern. Learn some of the more popular cat slang being used. Cats are extremely intelligent, and the most perceptive cats can learn to open doors simply by watching their owners. Snooze time is when some cats blep. Bobcats are adept climbers of Saguaro cacti. Only three wild cats are known to be able to rotate their rear ankles 180 degrees. 
Harlequin Cats Explained
20 Cute Cat Slang Words to Know
Why Can Some Cats Open Doors?
Why Do Cats Sleep With Their Tongues Out?
How Do Bobcats Climb Cactus?
Which Cats Can Descend Trees Head First?
Cat Care
Why Do Cat’s Have Thin Fur Above Their Eyes?
Thinning fur in cats between their eyes and ears is normal.
Why Cats Shouldn’t be on a Vegetarian Diet
Cats are hypercarnivores who require a meat-based diet high in protein.
Cat Behavior
Why Cats Wiggle Their Behinds
The cat butt wiggle, also known as tail-twitching, is a behavior in which a cat moves its hindquarters back and forth in a quick and repetitive motion.
Do Black Cats Like to Lie on Black Things?
Why do some cats like to lie on black things? No one really knows but here are a few ideas.
Cat Trivia
Owning Cats in Medieval Europe
Cats managed to sneak their way into some medieval hearts.
Cat Teeth
Cats have very sharp teeth, which helps them catch prey as well as tear and chew their food effectively.
Wild Cats
More Cat Topics
Early 20th Century Photographers Loved to Dress Up Cats
Early 20th century cat photographers enjoyed creating whimsical scenes with felines.
Cats in Iceland
The first cats in Iceland arrived with the vikings in the 9th and 10th centuries.
Owning Cats in Medieval Europe
Cats managed to sneak their way into some medieval hearts.
Cat Teeth
Cats have very sharp teeth, which helps them catch prey as well as tear and chew their food effectively.