"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 ...

Our furry felines are our best friends, and showing them just how much we love them is the least we can do in exchange for all their affection and cuddles. While we can't help but meow back whenever ...

Whether they’re kneading our flesh like bread or following us into the bathroom, cats are always trying to tell their humans something — most of it involving food. But an animal behaviorist tells ...

According to a recent study by psychologists at the Universities of Portsmouth and Sussex, cats are more likely to approach humans who slow-blink at them. Psychologists at the Universities of ...

Owners can use slow blinking to communicate affection toward their cats and to strengthen the cat-human bond, said Vitale. Monique Udell, a professor of animal science at Oregon State University, said ...

Scientists faced dozens of cats with their own "slow blink" and found cats responded positively. Cats are resilient, and their behaviors aren't very well understood because of how hard they are to ...

A recent study revealed a simple method for humans to enhance communication with their feline companions: slow blinking.

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 ...

A new study about cat-human communication has provided scientific evidence of what many cat lovers already suspected: “Slow-blinking” may help people bond with their feline companions. “Our results ...