Do Cats Attack Possums? What Really Happens
Cats can attack possums but rarely do, since opossums are similar in size and avoid… Read More
From tail flicks to 3am zoomies, our cat behavior guides help you read what your cat is actually telling you. Explore clear, practical advice on body language, quirky habits, and social behavior so you can understand your cat and respond the right way.
Cats can attack possums but rarely do, since opossums are similar in size and avoid… Read More
Cats don’t form packs like dogs, but they form loose colonies when food is plentiful… Read More
Yes, most cats jump higher than most dogs, about 5 to 6 times their height, roughly 6… Read More
Cats turn their ears back to listen or to signal irritation, fear, or aggression… Read More
Yes, cats can get sad or stressed when rehomed. Most adjust within a few weeks with a… Read More
To keep a cat off the bed, make it boring and offer a cozy alternative, close the door… Read More
Cats scream when they mate because of pain: the male’s barbed penis scrapes the female… Read More
Most cats love petting around the head: cheeks, chin, and base of the ears. Most dislike… Read More
Yes, you can cage a kitten at night if the space is roomy with a bed, water, litter, and… Read More
To socialize a shy cat, go slow: a safe room, food and treats, calm time, and gentle… Read More
Keep a new kitten in one safe room for about 3 to 7 days, longer for shy kittens or… Read More
Your cat is talking all day long through its tail, ears, eyes, and whiskers. Here’s how… Read More
Disclaimer: The content on The Ideal Cat is for general informational purposes only and is not veterinary or medical advice. While we strive for accuracy, we cannot guarantee all information is complete, current, or error-free — always consult your veterinarian (or doctor) before acting on anything related to your pet's or your own health, diet, or care. As a Chewy affiliate, I earn commissions for qualifying purchases. If you click a link on this site and make a purchase, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.