Feline Focus

Cats may react to tornadoes through changes in pressure, scent, and sound, often showing anxiety or hiding behavior. While not a reliable…

Wall climbing is a normal feline behavior driven by instinct, exercise, curiosity, safety, and territory marking. Cats also use vertical spaces to…

Cats don’t detect mystical energy, but they are highly attuned to human emotions through scent, sound, and body language. Their sharp senses…

Cats can experience stress-related eating changes, but loss of appetite is far more common than overeating. Learn the signs of feline stress,…

Cats paw at smooth surfaces to mark territory, stretch, relieve stress, care for their claws, and enjoy the sensation. This guide explains…

Swollen cat paws can result from injuries, infections, allergies, or serious systemic disease. Learn the key symptoms, common causes, and when to…

Cats can detect human emotions through visual, vocal, scent, and behavioral cues. Research shows they often respond to sadness, anxiety, and depression…

Yes, cats have scent glands between their paw pads that release pheromones when they scratch or knead. These invisible signals help them…

Cats scratch TVs because of instinct, warmth, shiny surfaces, and boredom. Learn how to identify your cat’s preferences, redirect the behavior, and…

Cats can catch COVID-19, usually from close contact with infected people, but most cases are mild or symptom-free. Learn how transmission works,…

Yes, cats can get ringworm, a common fungal infection that affects skin, hair, and nails. It spreads easily to other pets and…

Cats can catch some human influenza viruses, including H1N1, though it is uncommon. Cat flu itself is caused by feline viruses and…