Cat Facts

We love pawsome cat cuddles as much as you do, so we decided to dig into why some cats seem to be cuddlier than others, and what the benefits of cuddling with your cat are. So, whether you have your furry feline on your lap or on your laptop, sit back, relax, and learn a few things about cat cuddles with Basepaws!

You’ve seen the viral videos of cats catapulting into the area when they encounter a cucumber, but the real question is: what’s the deal with cats and cucumbers?

Do you like to burn incense sticks or cones to freshen up your home? But is doing so safe for your cat? What are the risks of inhaling incense smoke for your feline pal? This guide answers this question in detail and also gives you some alternatives to safely freshen up your home around your pets.

Cats can feel a range of emotions and can recognize these emotions in humans. Their ability to sense and react to their owner's feelings, including sadness, highlights the deep bond shared between cats and humans.

Cats have always accompanied humans since the beginning of time. And even now, cats remain one of the most favored pet animals by many families. As one of the most beloved household pets, you must be wondering how many cats there are worldwide. If you're curious to know how many of these adorable fluff balls are in the world, read on to know more!

Have you ever wondered why your cat sticks their tongue out? What about a situation where they have their mouth open? While one’s tongue out can be a sign of silliness in the world of humans, it can have varying meanings in the feline world. Encountering a cat with tongue out may be confusing or possibly alarming at first, but you’ll soon learn this isn’t always cause for concern.

Most orange cats are male, but the number of female kitties is higher than one might think. The main reason behind this is the unique genetics of the orange coat. There might also be some truth to the rumors that ginger felines have distinctive personality traits.

Pothos are popular houseplants renowned for their attractiveness and hardiness. Pothos plants are an easy way to decorate with greenery and brighten your living space, but if you are a pet owner, beware. Despite their beauty, pothos are toxic to cats.