Cat Facts

The phenomenon of hyperactivity, where your cat decides to run back and forth throughout the house, jumping around and even potentially knocking things over, is what many pet parents affectionately refer to as “zoomies.”

It is particularly important to celebrate black cats as a means to help address negative preconceptions, and raise awareness of the unfortunate facts about black cats and how superstition has negatively impacted these animals.

Cats' natural curiosity and tendency to explore can sometimes lead them to investigate and potentially nibble on plants, which can result in various health issues. For ferns, there may be concerns about their toxicity to cats and the appropriate response if a cat consumes their leaves. This article aims to safeguard your feline companion from harmful plants and provide guidance on addressing fern ingestion by your cat.

Are peace lilies poisonous to cats? The short answer is yes. Peace lily poisoning in cats is rarely fatal, but a traumatic experience for your feline nonetheless. The symptoms of peace lily toxicity in cats are excruciating and frightening, so it's every pet parent’s duty to shield their kitties from this possible hazard.

During the early weeks of kittenhood, cat siblings form strong bonds and become prized companions to one another. However, the relationships between cat siblings can be quite puzzling! Read on to discover interesting facts about cat sibling littermates.

If you ever offered your kitty a pinch of catnip, you likely witnessed them act quite goofy. But, does catnip actually make your cat high?

While we're working our science at the lab we find a few random facts about cats. Here are some of our recent favorites. Will you know them all?

Have you ever wondered about the role of genetics in your cat’s captivating looks? Here is a short guide through the cat coat genetics.