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Cat hissing is a natural warning signal, not aggression, stemming from fear, stress, or discomfort. Understanding this defensive communication, often accompanied by specific body language, allows ...

A cat hissing with ears flattened back and fur on end. You’d know to back away, right? Apparently not. Research from the University of Adelaide shows nearly one in four people misidentify cats ...

With sleepy eyes and a comically kinked tail, Sammy does not look like a dangerous character. But Sammy put me in the hospital. For four days. As I lay in that bed, hour after hour, hooked up to an ...

Some sounds are music to your cat’s ears, like the crackle of a treat bag or the pop of a wet food can. Others? Not so much. In fact, there are certain sounds cats hate so much they’ll bolt under the ...

Many animals seem to understand when we are trying to help them. And then there are pets like Stella. Stella’s owners recognised that she had a problem quite easily. Despite being a seventeen year old ...

Charlie has an undergraduate degree in Forensic Psychology and writes on topics from zoology and psychology to herpetology. Charlie has an undergraduate degree in Forensic Psychology and writes on ...

Do you know the signs of an aggressive cat? If not, it's worth being aware of them. While we all hope we won't find ourselves on the other end of our cat's aggression, even typically friendly cats may ...

Cats appeal to me for all the usual reasons—they’re beautiful, clever, soft and self-sufficient creatures. However, in my experience, a cat can also really hold a grudge—for example when I chose to re ...

Pets can be great at hiding pain. Unlike a small child who runs a temperature or cries when he feels unwell, our pets cannot tell us when they are feeling pain. Cats are especially known for ...