The clay piece contained the imprints of a cat's foreleg, toe pads, and grooves, indicating that the feline was extending and retracting its claws. "The paw print itself had a measurement of ...

Israeli archaeologists have discovered the oldest known artifact bearing traces of a cat's 'kneading' behavior—a fragment of a clay jug aged 1,200 years, excavated in Jerusalem. The imprint was ...

Shelter veterinarians determined the feline’s claw-like paw was a natural birth defect that wasn’t causing him any serious harm, and decided to give him the appropriate name of Lobstah.