Cats

Raven survived on the street with severe facial injuries. Owner Shelly shares the moving story of the little cat.

When a cat licks itself after being petted, it's not because it wants to cover up our scent.

Cats often like to nibble on green stems and twigs. Fortunately, there are also houseplants that are non-toxic to cats.

Who will advance to the round of 16? The PETBOOK editorial team’s animals have predicted the outcome of Germany vs. Paraguay.

Germany's World Cup streak is faltering in the PETBOOK oracle. Only one pet believes in the German team's victory.

Many cats dislike having their paws touched. PETBOOK explains why this is the case and offers tips on how to acclimate them to it.

Cats are true survival experts, but what determines their lifespan? And when is a cat considered old? PETBOOK has the answers.

A derogatory comment made the cat Labubu go viral. The organization Kitten Safe House responded with humor and struck a chord.

A U.S. study examined how pets can disrupt human sleep and made some surprising discoveries. PETBOOK examines the study.

Cats love to hunt, play, and eat small crawling creatures. However, there are poisonous insects they should definitely avoid.

Cats often bring about good feelings and increased well-being. However, a new study shows that cats don't necessarily decrease stress.

Acetaminophen and ibuprofen can cause poisoning in pets. Learn about the risks for dogs and cats.

Saying goodbye is one of the hardest phases of living with a pet. How to recognize if a cat is dying and how to support it.

Summer is strawberry season—and even our cats sometimes show interest. But can cats eat strawberries?

As temperatures rise, cats often seek out shady spots. But what if that's not enough and the cat suffers from heatstroke?

If a cat suddenly avoids jumping up and down and its movements appear stiff, it could be a sign of arthritis.

What does it mean when a cat rolls on the floor to greet you? It's not an invitation to rub its sensitive belly.

A study shows that there is a simple way for cats to live up to three years longer and suffer fewer injuries.

Many cats purr for minutes without stopping. But is purring tiring for them? PETBOOK explains what exactly happens.

Do cats really dislike facing the wall while eating? PETBOOK explains the theory through a self-experiment.