Have you ever glanced at your cat and wondered what’s really going on in that mysterious mind? The secret might just be ...

Hot Topic and Her Universe are back with another collection based on the moving animated films by Studio Ghibli.

If you suspect this, take your cat to the vet, who can take a look and let you know if the anal glands are the reason your cat is playing with their tail. 5. Feline hyperesthesia syndrome ...

This black cat breed either has no tail or a very stubby one. These cuties have seriously chubby cheeks (it’s just fluff, we swear!) and round faces. The Manx is playful and smart and great at ...

All his legs and his tail had been bound by tape and his ears were sellotaped down onto his fur. His owner, Melissa Brown’s first thought was that her cat was suffering a fit, but on closer inspection ...

Vanessa Beardsley, owner of Catzen Coffee on Grand Avenue in St. Paul, poses in front of the inspiration for having cats in a coffee shop, Hoodie the cat, who passed away before the store opened ...

A Lesson in Cat Tail Body Language. Cat tails are truly nature's wonder. As an extension of the spine, tails help cats balance themselves, especially when they navigate narrow spaces.

Catwoman’s 'First' Costume Revealed as a Purple Cat Hoodie (Ears & Tail Included) Baby Selina Kyle Is Officially the Most Adorable Thing We’ve Ever Seen .

Feline behavior experts agree that cats use their tails as part of a broader system of body language to communicate a wide range of emotions.Cats rely on their eyes, ears, body and tail to express ...

As well as being frigid and malnourished, she had been subject to physical distress - her tail and the tips of her ears were missing, most likely due to frostbite.

Just as dog tails talk, so do cat tails. Alison Gerken, a veterinarian and behaviorist at the San Francisco SPCA, states in an article on PetMD “a cat’s tail provides great insight into what a cat is ...

Do cats communicate through tail movements, ... Consider your cat’s body language as a whole, including ear position, facial expressions, and posture, to fully understand their message.