10 Things You Didn’t Know about Sphynx Cats
Maybe it’s just me but it seems awareness of Sphynx cats before the Austin Powers movies was less than it is now. I know that seems odd to those of us who love and adore…
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10 Things You Didn’t Know about Himalayan Cats
We will never stop gushing about how much we love Himalayan cats. This breed is great with children, great with other animals, and deeply caring and affectionate is what most people would consider a dream…
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Ten Things You Didn’t Know About Maine Coon Cats
The Maine Coon cat is a cat that is quite unlike any other breed out there. The Maine Coon cat is pretty much a giant n the domesticated cat world. Though some people like to…
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10 Things You Didn’t Know about Manx Cats
The Manx cat (sometime spelled Manks) is an adorable breed that is best known for a mutation (don’t worry, it’s not as bad as the word makes it sound) that results in a small, stub-like…
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The Most Aggressive Cat Breeds
According to the ASPCA, feline aggression is one of the most common problems in domesticated cats. Sometimes, aggression stems from medical problems, but in many instances, it simply boils down to breed and genetic behavior….
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Ten of The Most Travel Friendly Cat Breeds
It’s not the easiest thing to travel with cats. That’s why we wrote an article on it. There’s a lot of preparation involved as well as things you really need to know as you’re on…
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Cat Breed of the Day: Tonkinese
From CFA – The Tonkinese personality makes this breed popular as a companion cat. Loving, social, active, playful…yet content to be a lap cat. Intelligent and generous with their affection, a Tonkinese will supervise all…
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Fifteen of the Most Bizarre Cat Breeds
Did you know cats have been associated with humans for close to 10,000 years? Cat owners know both how sweet and tough they can be, but at the same time cats have evolved and have…
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Cat Breed of the Day: Scottish Fold
From the CFA: Scottish Fold kittens are born with straight ears. At about three to four weeks of age, their ears fold…or they don’t! It is usually around eleven to twelve weeks of age that…
