20 Fun Facts You Didn’t Know About Savannah Cats
The Savannah Cat is a popular breed of house pet and show feline. The cats are a hybrid of the Serval, an African wild cat, and the Siamese, a domestic cat. First bred in the…
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The 20 Worst Cat Breeds for Allergy Sufferers
There are many cat lovers in the world who don’t own a kitty because they suffer with allergies and are afraid that having a cat in the house will trigger an attack. Having allergies doesn’t…
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10 Things You Didn’t Know About The Grey Tabby Cat
Tabby cats are very popular as domestic pets as their markings are very interesting and distinctive. They tend to have brown and orange coats and so it is quite unusual to find a grey tabby…
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The 10 Smallest Cat Breeds in the World
A number of small cat breeds exist and can be broken down into different groups – the dwarf cats, the miniature cats and the teacup cats. These cats are sometimes referred to as “pocket cats”…
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What is a Mackerel Tabby Cat? Five Things You Didn’t Know
The mackerel tabby is a domestic type of feline that sports a fur coat pattern that begins with a dark background of gray or orange hue, with darker stripes that run vertically down the torso…
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20 Fun Facts You Didn’t Know about Tortoiseshell Cats
Some people are dedicated dog lovers and others would far prefer to spend the majority of their time around cats. For some, it doesn’t really matter what the animal in question might be because these…
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10 Things to Consider Before Buying a Ragdoll Cat
They are gorgeous cats, and that’s why people love the ragdoll so much. If people could find them more readily available for adoption, they’d probably be in just about every household in the country. However,…
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The Type of Cat Fleas Most Common to Watch For
Worldwide, fleas can be found in about every habitat imaginable. Fleas tend to be associated with domestic pets, but in reality, they will feast on almost any warm-blooded mammal, including humans. With the fleas having…
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What are All The Different Types of Cat Meows?
It isn’t uncommon for animals to have more than one means of communication. Humans communicate using speech. However, humans also communicate through non-verbal cues. Similarly, PetMD says cats communicate using physical cues, physical contact, chemical…
