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Having a cat literally changes your brain (and the cat’s)
Cats may have a reputation for independence, but emerging research suggests we share a unique connection with them – fuelled ...
When your feline friend lets out a purr, the sound may actually help them ease pain or let you know that they are stressed.
“Cats are very good at hiding discomfort because, in the wild, showing weakness would make them a target for predators,” ...
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Why do some cats meow and purr more than others?
Feline communication intrigues both pet owners and scientists alike. A recent study reveals that differences in vocalization between cats could be explained by genetic variations inherited from their ...
Cats aren’t just silent observers lounging in the sun. They purr, meow, hiss, and even chirp to connect with you. These sounds serve a purpose. They aren’t random—they reflect deep emotional and ...
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Persian Cat's Hilarious 'Hungry Purrs' Couldn't Be More Convincing
If your cat has a hungry purr like Clementine does, they're not the only one — and no, you're not making it up. Cats have ...
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