Discover the charm of black cats and why they make wonderful pets. Read on to explore 8 compelling reasons today.

Understanding your kitten's shedding journey is integral to ensuring they transition to adulthood with a shiny, healthy coat. Learn more about fur changes now.

Uncover the mysteries of cat shedding. Dive into why cats shed, factors influencing it, and how to ensure your feline's health and coat stay prime today.

Regal, stunning, and, of course,ridiculously cute, Siamese cats are immediately recognizable by their crystal blue eyes, pointed coats, and large ears. If you’ve had the chance to meet one in person (in cat?) you might know they’re some of the most vocal and friendly cat breeds around.

With their silky, plush, long-haired coat, Ragdoll cats are the types of furry friends you want to endlessly cuddle with while you stare into their striking blue eyes. 

House cat. Alley cat.Felis silvestris cactus. Or, as they say in the UK, moggy. A “mix.” However you refer to them, all of these describe the most common cat in America—the domestic mixed-breed cat.

The beauty of the Bengal cat is in its polished complexion—literally—the marbled pattern of this short-haired domestic cat is known to sparkle in the sunlight.

Are you looking for a cat that will be a playful, gentle companion for years to come? If so, look no further than the American Shorthair. This American icon is the purebred cat version of the more common mixed-breed Shorthair, and they are one of the most adaptable pets out there.

For those struggling with cat allergies, owning their own cat can seem like a distant dream. But, there are some breeds of cats that are less likely to cause an allergic reaction. These cats are known as hypoallergenic breeds, and they’re perfect for those cat families, who want to love a cat but don’t want the sniffles, rash, and skin irritations that come with owning one.

Cats are one of the most popular furry companions. In fact, according to a national pet owners survey, 42.7 million households in the US own a cat. More than half of us (67%) own some type of pet (up from 56% in 1988, the first year the survey was conducted). That’s a lot of cat litter.

Russian Blue Cats are a hypoallergenic and unique cat breed. Read on to learn more their history, personalities, and features.