Cats

Do cats really transmit the deadly bornavirus? PETBOOK examines current research and summarizes what is known so far.

Dammann-Tamke from the German Hunting Association explains why hunters have to shoot cats and how this supports species conservation.

If you want to buy the right litter box for your cat, you should pay attention to certain features. PETBOOK gives tips from an expert.

No more cat food in the house? What to do now and how to prepare delicious and healthy alternative food for your cat.

Cats like to wake up when we humans actually want to sleep at night. PETBOOK gives 6 reasons your cat may be annoying at night.

Some cats like to lick feet, especially when the feet are sweaty. They are seemingly attracted to the smell of cheesy feet. Why may this be?

A Whiff and a Rejection: Why Do So Many Cats Exhibit This Behavior and When Should You Be Concerned?

Can Cats Cry? How Cats Show Grief and How to Tell if They're Sad, According to Expert Editor Louisa Stoeffler

Many people are surprised when a cat suddenly bites while being stroked. PETBOOK explains why cats bite when stroked.

Why Do Some Cats Purr More Than Others? A Study from Japan Shows: Certain Genes Influence It—and Also Personality.

"Creme Puff" is the world's oldest cat according to the Guinness Book of Records—and her owner reportedly swore by giving her red wine.

Animal rights activist Rachel Robertson hand-raised the kitten Garbanzo. However, in its new home, the cat suffered severe abuse.

According to a study, cats use their sense of smell to identify humans. A preferred nostril, in particular, influences their behavior.

Cats shouldn't drink milk. PETBOOK explains why milk isn't suitable for cats and suggests better alternatives.

What do we know about cats before domestication? Apparently, they didn't originate in the Neolithic period and ended up on the dinner table.

Do Cats Lie in the Sun Out of Convenience or Is There More to It? PETBOOK Explains Why Cats Love the Sun–and What Owners Should Watch For.

For many cats, the garden is a true paradise. However, those who allow their pets to roam freely should be aware of certain dangers.

The causes of fever in cats can vary. However, it is often a sign of a serious illness or infection. PETBOOK explains how to measure it.

When detected early, struvite stones in cats are treatable. A diet or surgery may be necessary to prevent pain and damage.

The Somali cat, with its fox-like appearance, a combines the elegance of the Abyssinian with an extra dose of playfulness and intelligence.