Cat keeping

A cat from the farm–it sounds so romantic, but the experience of PETBOOK editor Saskia Schneider tells a different story

Can a cat truly live appropriately indoors? PETBOOK explains how much space the law requires for pets.

The 3-3-3 rule helps cats adjust. PETBOOK shares personal insights on why every cat has its own pace

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

Some cats have the habit of taking up a person's seat the moment they get up. Here's why cats love to steal our seats.

On December 24, cat lovers delight in receiving fitting gifts. Christmas presents for cats also bring joy to the pets themselves.

Christmas trees have a magical allure for cats but also pose many dangers. PETBOOK shares tips on how to make them pet-friendly.

Can You Walk Cats–or Is It Even Beneficial for Them? Animal Advocates Weigh In

Some cats prefer to sleep near or on their owners' heads. There are several reasons for this behavior.

Some cats are afraid of men—but it's rarely due to gender. PETBOOK explains the role of body language, voice, and behavior.

People love to cuddle with cats—and the feeling is mutual. Studies now even measure how this improves the bond between them.

Can early cat ownership increase the risk of schizophrenia? A meta-analysis reveals surprising connections.

Choosing a blind cat comes with a unique responsibility. PETBOOK reveals what matters in daily life for harmonious coexistence.

Can tenants keep a cat in their apartment without any issues, or can the landlord potentially prohibit it? PETBOOK explains.

High Temperatures Promote Germs in Cat Bowls: 5 Tips for Safe Feeding and Healthy Cat Care

Does your cat follow you to the toilet? PETBOOK explains why our cat follows us to the toilet and why cats like to be in this "quiet room."

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

There can be various reasons when a cat scratches the edge of a litter box. PETBOOK has taken a closer look at them.

Let's be honest: how often do you change the litter in your cat's litter tray? Owners seem to have very different opinions and views on this.

It's easier to leave a cat alone than a dog. However, how long depends entirely on the animal. PETBOOK explains what you should be aware of.

Cats without outdoor access should have a balcony or terrace at their disposal. Read how to cat-proof your balcony and make it varied.