Cats might not gush like dogs, but anyone who's been headbumped mid-coffee knows—they’ve got their own love language. Even ...

While not every cat will display all of them, certified cat trainer Chantal Howard said these are the most common signs of feline affection.

Have you ever noticed your cat curling up in their favorite place, only to see them invite you to sit beside them, or perhaps ...

Cats have a reputation for being independent, but that doesn’t mean they don’t love their humans. Unlike dogs, felines express affection in subtle ways that may not always be obvious.

What we have to adjust to as humans is cats not showing their love in the way we expect, or the way we’re used to. Generally, ...

For the most part, dogs will buddy up to anyone who shows them some attention and affection, or even those who don't! Cats, on the other hand? They're a bit more discerning — that's part of what cat ...

Cats might lick to bond, "claim" you, get attention, or because they think you need a good grooming. Some cats lick excessively when stressed, so if you notice other unusual behaviors, talk to ...

There's a scientific reason for the feline reaction: Catnip contains the oil nepetalactone, which binds to the cat's olfactory receptors in the nose and throat and causes a euphoric reaction for cats.

Is purring the language of love? Kitten behaviour - knead and greed ... That’s right - today we're looking at happy cats. You may find it cute when cats run their motors. You may have heard ...

a slow blink is their way of expressing love. Return it with your own blink, and voilà—you’re speaking fluent cat. This subtle little exchange builds connection and works wonders with shy ...