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Deciphering Cat Coat Colors
Learn about the vast variety of cat coat colors and the genetics behind cat coat colors.
28 Interesting Facts about Cats
From healing purrs to unique nose prints, cats are full of surprises.
Eye Color in Cats
Most cat eye colors range from shades of yellow to green to blue.
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
Is Your Cat’s Food Dish Causing Acne?
Acne is most common around the chin and mouth in cats.
How to Tell if Your Cat is Bored
An under stimulated cat will often start to act out or they may become more withdrawn.
Cat Behavior
Cats Prefer Both Visual and Vocal Communication From Strangers
Cats are more willing to approach strangers who both use both vocal and visual communication.
5 Things My Cats Love
Here are a few of the things that my cats love to play with.
Cat Trivia
Cat Glossary
Learn about all things cats with this list of cat terminology.
Why Cats Like to Rub Up Against Your Legs
Cats rubbing against human legs is a common feline behavior used for communication, territory marking, and showing affection.
Wild Cats
New Study Estimates There May 40% More Tigers Than Previously Thought
Conservation efforts and better tiger monitoring efforts have led to an increase in the estimated global populations of this wild cat.
More Cat Topics
How To Tell When Your Cat Isn’t Pleased With You
Cats express anger through body language, vocalizations, and behavior.
Why Do Cats Wag Their Tails?
Cats will wag their tails for a variety of reasons.
Cats Prefer Both Visual and Vocal Communication From Strangers
Cats are more willing to approach strangers who both use both vocal and visual communication.
This Man Wanted Oats, Instead He Got Cats
In 1910, a man didn’t proofread his ad for 10,000 bushels of oats and got 5,000 cats sent to him instead.