Cats are capricious creatures, and they don’t always follow set patterns for sleeping. One thing’s for sure, they do like to ...

Amanda Campion, who has more than 30 years of experience of caring for cats known as Kittysitty Clinical Feline Behaviourist, ...

The noise and activity that comes with cleaning can cause cats stress – the vacuum cleaner in particular is often unpopular with our kitties! Above all, it’s important that we keep our cats ...

Your cat might also stress-drool after a big change, like moving houses or getting a new pet. Sudden drooling can suggest dental issues, poisoning, or kidney disease, so it's best to call a vet.

Almost half (46%) of owners with multiple cat households report stress related behavioural problems that are severe enough to motivate the owner to find a solution. Cats have been living alongside ...

Article continues below They say cats are likely to be stressed by the enforced proximity to other felines, as well as by strangers stroking them. The comments by the charities come after a surge ...

There can be definite signs a cat is stressed, and knowing what these are can help you spot the signs early and get your cat the right support. There are different types of anxiety in cats ...

A feline behaviourist has shed light on the ways you might be unknowingly causing your cat stress. Cats communicate their happiness through behaviours like purring, slow blinking, and holding ...