When you get a new cat, one thing usually takes more time and thought than others, and that’s choosing a name. Whether you’re into fun cat names or want it to be a pun, a nerdy reference to pop culture, or simply something that sounds cute, it’s best to keep it short and sweet! Above all, picking a name should reflect your cat’s appearance and personality so start with that in mind. Is your feline friend a fan of napping or kicking things off the table? Go for a name that reflects this quirk. You can’t really go wrong with naming your cat something simple and appropriate but in case you’re out of ideas, we prepared a list of fun cat names you can choose from. Check it out and maybe you’ll even draw some inspiration from it.

Cats are a popular choice for many pet owners, often because they have a reputation for being somewhat self-sufficient and therefore needing less attention and company from their owners. While this may be true for some cats, it is certainly not true for all - in fact cat temperaments, activity levels and personalities are hugely varied across the different breeds and types, as well as between individuals. While the good old British moggy has been a stalwart of reliable household pets for centuries and remain a great choice for many today, here’s a look at the pedigree types with some clarification of what the various terms you will see as you search for your ideal feline companion actually mean.

Having a baby is an exciting time but it’s also a huge disruption for the entire household. And this of course includes your cat. Cats like familiarity and predictability in their routine and in their environment. They bond to their home often as much as they do with their people, and they do not like change. A baby, and everything that comes with it, is very definitely a big change! So here is how to make sure the first baby-cat meeting goes smoothly.

If you’ve got yourself a new kitten, you’ve probably noticed that they’re growing so quickly before your eyes! Growing at such a fast rate, you’re probably wondering when do cats stop growing. Read on to find out all you need to know about cats growing!

Some cats are naturally smaller than others, but unlike this natural variation in size, feline dwarfism is often associated with numerous health issues. Dwarfism in cats is the result of a genetic disorder, and there are a few cat breeds in which this genetic disorder is selectively bred, such as the Munchkin.

Being curious as to how far your cat’s sensing capabilities stretch is not an uncommon thought to have, especially as some of their abilities go beyond anything we are able to do ourselves. One of the many fascinating myths about our beloved felines is that they can see spirits. So, can cats see ghosts or not? Let’s delve into the details to find out.

It’s hard to imagine that leafy vegetables are on any feline bucket list. Cats are carnivores through and through, which means that meat is the kind of food that will get their attention the most. But every once in a while, a kitten will be curious to try human foods such as lettuce, especially when they’re often on their owner’s menu. They are probably more likely to have a nibble of it if it is something you grow in your garden.

Wondering if black cats with blue eyes are real? Sleek, elegant dark coats and gorgeous sky-blue eyes is a combo that sounds more like feline fan fiction than a real cat breed you can welcome into the family. So, if you’re curious whether such a beauty actually exists, we’ve got both good and bad news. Keep reading to find out more!

If you suspect that your cat has an illness, they may need treatment prescribed by a vet. This might include antibiotics for cats if the illness is caused by a bacterial infection! Find out all you need to know about your feline’s antibiotic treatment below.

Cat tails come in many different sizes. From fluffy to kinked and curly, you’ll see them all in the feline world. However, some of the most distinctive cats go around with no tail, or barely one at all. If you’re intrigued by those felines whose tails resemble a pom-pom or are so short that they are almost invisible, read on as we explore the most famous cats with no tails and look at the reason behind this unusual feature.