Cats may have a reputation for being independent, but they have unique ways of showing affection to the people they love.

Too many cat owners think these behaviors are normal — but vets say they could even be life-threatening if ignored.

Do cats groom each other as sign of affection? New study disputes theory - Study finds allogrooming may even indicate ...

As it turns out, cats use their tails to tell us—as well as other cats and animals—how they are feeling. The position and ...

Anxiety isn't just for humans; cats can get it too. “Just like humans and dogs, some cats have personalities that are more prone to anxiety,” Dr. Stephanie Austin, DVM and medical director and ...

Your cat headbutts you out of love. If a human rammed their head into your side, you probably wouldn't consider it a token of affection. For cats, however, headbutting is a sign of love. "Butting is a ...

Cats may not yell or throw tantrums like humans, but don't let that poker face fool you, they know how to express their moods. And when they're mad? Oh, they get creative. You might not speak cat, but ...