Cat Psychology

Unfortunately, as much as we wish it was possible, we pet lovers can't speak cat (though some of us unashamedly meow with all our might in private...just in case). That's why we asked the experts to give us some insight into common questions on cat psychology and how felines think to help us unravel the ball of yarn that is our cat's brain.

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4 Surefire Ways To Bond With Your Cat and Build the Ultimate Relationship
Our cat behavior expert shares the secrets to understanding your kitty’s communication style and unique needs to help the two of you grow even closer.
Do Cats Know When You Are Sad?
Cats use all of their senses to better understand and communicate with their favorite humans—including when we're feeling blue.
Do Cats Love Their Owners? Here's How You Can Tell
Anyone who’s ever had a cat probably knows this, but an animal behaviorist reinforces why cats are loving, social creatures.
Can Cats See Ghosts? We Asked a Vet and a Behavior Expert
With their super vision and hearing, it’s only natural to believe cats sense more (a lot more!) than we do. Here’s what might be going on.
This TikTok Cat's Bizarre Method For Descending Stairs Is How We Feel Every Morning
Because who likes walking anyway?
Just Like Us, Cats Would Rather Not Work for Their Food, a New Study Suggests
Cats work smarter, not harder.
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Adorable Kitties Blink and Carmelita Show Us Their 5 Favorite Ways to Bond With Humans
New city kitties Blink and Carmelita can’t get enough of their humans—and not just because of the snuggles and treats.
How to Introduce a New Kitten to Your Cat
Getting a new kitten is a lot of fun, but not every member of your family may be as excited as you are.
What Does Catnip Do to Cats?
8 Tips to Get Any Cat to Like You More
Do Cats Dream? Definitely Probably, Say Veterinarians
Do Cats Know Their Names?
Why Are Cats Scared of Cucumbers? These Veterinarians Let the Cat Out of the Bag

The internet was abuzz with videos of cat being scared of cucumber videos back in 2015. Feline veterinarians say we shouldn't bring back the trend.

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