"Why do cats blink?" might not be a question you've ever really given much thought to. After all, you probably understand why people blink – to keep our eyes nice and moist and to clear away any ...

Researches in the United Kingdom have found a purr-fect way for you to communicate with your cat. A recent study published in the online journal Scientific Reports found that cats will appear ...

Two recent essays about dogs and cats caught my eye, and the results of these research projects are well worth considering. There is broad interest in how these very popular companion animals ...

Cats might seem aloof or uninterested, but according to new research, you might just be missing their language. Forget head pats or baby talk—the secret to connecting with your cat is… slow blinking.

Cats and dogs have evolved alongside people for thousands of years, and so many of their quirks are built on trust, bonding, ...

You’ve heard the stereotypes: Dogs are loyal to their owners, and cats generally couldn’t care less about them. But this is wrong. Studies have found cats form attachments to human caregivers ...

We’ve written before at HuffPost UK about how cats actually really like it when their beloved owners use baby talk when speaking to them. And we’ve also shared the noises and gestures your feline ...

Cats have a reputation for being a bit aloof, but if you feel like you and your cat don’t share a close connection, it might simply be a matter of learning to “speak” their language. Don’t ...