Over a thousand years ago, a cat stumbled upon a fresh piece of pottery in Jerusalem and pressed its paws into the still-malleable clay. Recent analysis of the jug fragment has led archaeologists to declare this the oldest known evidence of a cat “kneading.”...
What Do You Call A Group Of Cats
A group of cats is commonly called a “clowder.” Other terms that can also be used are “glaring” or “pounce.”...
A Cat Consumes 173 Grams Of Fur Annually!
It’s quite fascinating that cats can consume up to 173 grams of fur annually, primarily through grooming themselves. This behavior is part of their natural instinct to keep clean, but it can lead to the formation of hairballs in the wee hours if they ingest too much fur....
Remembering The Cats Of World War I
Cats played a remarkable role during World War I amid the tumult of battles and the grim reality of life in the trenches. They were not just guardians against rats and mice on ships and in trenches but also offered solace and companionship to sailors and soldiers. Cats provided a sense of comfort and...
Why Is It Important To Neuter Or Spay Cats?
Neutering or spaying your house cat, or any cat for that matter, is imperative. There are many reasons for this, but the most important ones are to prevent unwanted litters, reduce the risk of certain diseases, and improve your cat’s behaviour. If you are considering getting a cat, or if you already have a...
The Most Expensive Cat Breed In The World
The Ashera cat is the world’s most expensive cat breed, with prices reaching up to $100,000 or more. This is due to its rarity and the fact that it is a hybrid breed, created by crossing an African serval, an Asian leopard cat, and a domestic house cat....
Why Are Male Calico Cats So Rare?
Calico cats are a well-known type of domestic cat with white fur and splotches of orange and black. If you have ever met a calico cat, chances are it was a female. But why is that?...
The History Of Feline Sailors and Cat Passports
During the mid-20th century, cats played a key role on ships as the highly-skilled rodent catchers of the seas. Sailors realized that having cats aboard helped control the population of rats and mice, which were notorious for damaging supplies and spreading diseases. These feline sailors, also known as ship cats, became valued crew members...
8 Human Foods That Are Safe For Cats To Eat
Putting together a home-cooked meal is a wonderful way to show someone special that you care and our cats are no exception. But before you start pulling out those pots and pans to whip up a fancy feast meal or treats for your cat, read this first. ...
Hairball Facts That Will Make You Choke
Hairballs and cats are not the best of friends. There’s a Hairball Awareness Day for a reason, after all. It’s therefore important to get your hairball facts straight in order to look after your cats and their wellbeing....