There are a few reasons why your cat likes to be in physical contact with you Sometimes cats prefer to nap on a private perch or in the safety of a hidden nook, but sooner or later, most cats end up ...

Somehow, no matter how big the couch or how soft the bed is, your cat always snoozes right on top of you. No surface is safe, from laptops to laundry piles, but nothing beats the warmth of curling up ...

As a cat parent, it’s handy to know as much as you can about your feline, such as how best to care for your cat and even what their different behaviors mean – like, why does my cat lay on my chest?

Should you let your beloved cat or dog sleep in the same bed as you at night? It turns out the answer is quite complicated, as there are both benefits and risks ...

Sleeping on their left sides keeps the right side of cats' brains alert and ready to detect immediate threats, scientists say. Reading time 3 minutes If you’re a cat owner, chances are you spend an ...

Cats overwhelmingly choose to sleep on their left side, a habit researchers say could be tied to survival. This sleep position activates the brain’s right hemisphere upon waking, perfect for detecting ...

There's no denying that cats can be weird. They lick walls, stare at invisible corners, and sprint across the house at 3 a.m.

The next time you catch your cat sleeping, take notice of which side they're lying on because, more often than not, they'll be sleeping on their left side, which researchers recently found linked to ...