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In this episode of Catster’s Chatty Cattys podcast, Dr. Karyn and Nicole dive deep into the fascinating world of feline sleep behaviors. From decoding classic resting postures to sharing practical tips for managing nighttime energy bursts, they share what it truly means to listen to, understand, and care for our feline companions.
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Cats are often easy to care for, but difficult to monitor. Their independence can make subtle changes in health and behavior easy to miss, while everyday changes in litter-box use,...
If you had told Mauren Kennedy growing up that one day she’d share her home with six rescue cats—and hundreds of thousands of fellow cat lovers online—she probably would have laughed.
After all, she didn’t even grow up with cats.
Today, Mauren is the creator behind Cat Lady Tails, where millions of people have fallen in love with Gremlin’s famous little b...
A cat bite that seems to come out of nowhere is one of the more confusing things a cat owner deals with. Everything seems calm as they come for snuggles, but a moment later there are teeth involved. It might seem random, but it almost never is. Cats predominantly communicate through body language, and a bite that looks unprovoked usually has a specific reason behind it, even ...
There are few sounds more comforting to a cat parent than the familiar rumble of a purring cat. You probably know your own cat’s purr without even seeing them. Maybe it’s deep and motor-like. Maybe it’s soft and almost squeaky. Or perhaps your cat has a particularly enthusiastic purr that you can feel across the room.
It turns out, you may be noticing something real.