Choosing the right cat for your home is a big decision! You get to share your house with a new lovely, furry friend who will bring a lot of joy to your life.
The Maine Coon is the gentle giant of the cat world. These hefty furballs have a sweet temperament and a laidback personality that lets them feel right at home with friendly dogs, children, and other cats.
The Siamese cat, named for its native Siam (now Thailand), is one of the oldest domestic cat breeds. Spend a little time with this talkative kitty and you'll soon find out why.
Cats can be even more unpredictable than humans in some ways, including what they will and won't eat. But even though some felines are more finicky than others about their dietary choices, they all share some basic nutritional needs – and some need specific adjustments to their diets to help them cope with health challenges.
The large, floppy Ragdoll is a lovable addition to any pet lover's home. Named for his tendency to go limp when held, the Ragdoll is happy to be carried around or exercise his independence by going on walks with his human companions.
There's a beautiful breed of cat known as the British Shorthair. As beautiful as this cat is, they are a little standoffish - that is until they get to know you.
Short-haired domestic hybrid cats are one of the most popular types of cats to have as a pet. If you have a short-haired domestic hybrid cat, you've probably learned to love their personality quirks and adorable behavior.
Paws for one moment and think about which hand you use to pick up a piece of toast or write down a quick note. About 90 percent of people are “righties” -- they show a preference for using their right sides for everything from teeth brushing to throwing a football.
A Cyprus cat is a breed to revere. They have been around for the past 4000 years or so and in 2004, archaeologists uncovered their remains along with their human counterparts. Surely this cat breed is one of the oldest examples of a domesticated cat.
Cat panleukopenia is a feline virus that affects cats worldwide. While cases of this disease are declining, it is still high in areas where cats are generally unvaccinated.
Cats can get herpes too! Feline herpesvirus type-1 causes cat viral rhinotracheitis. Like the herpes virus in other species, direct contact with viral cells is the cause.
You may have fallen in love with your new kitty at first sight -- while also wondering why he doesn't seem to respond to household noises, birds chirping, or even your own voice.
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