The American Curl is instantly recognizable thanks to its uniquely curled ears that sweep back like tiny horns. But there’s more to this cat than its signature look. With a friendly, kitten-like personality and low-maintenance coat, the American Curl cat is a favorite among families and cat lovers seeking an affectionate, people-oriented companion. Quick breed … Read more
This guest post was contributed by the team at Neakasa, a brand specializing in smart litter box solutions. The article reflects their expert insights on odor control in covered litter boxes. For cat owners, controlling litter box odor is always a major headache. Even if you scoop daily, it’s hard to get rid of that … Read more
Have you ever noticed a kitten that walks a bit differently—maybe a little wobbly, or sits with their legs splayed? It might seem cute or quirky at first, but in some Maine Coons, it can be a sign of something more serious: spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). We met a Maine Coon kitten named Jasper through … Read more
I’ll never forget when my first cat, Misty, started moving a little differently. She was the kind of cat who made everything look effortless—hopping onto bookshelves, perching on window ledges like a queen surveying her kingdom. But one day, she hesitated. She paused before jumping, sat down gingerly, and even started bunny-hopping up the stairs. … Read more
If you’re looking for a cat that never misses a beat, the Abyssinian cat might just be your perfect match. Known for its graceful build and active mind, this breed blends athleticism with affection in a way that wins hearts worldwide. Quick Breed Facts: Origin: Thought to be Egypt or Ethiopia, developed in the UK … Read more
With its striking, wild appearance and affectionate personality, the Sokoke cat is one of the rarest domestic cat breeds in the world. Originally discovered in the Arabuko Sokoke Forest of Kenya, this breed is known for its unique “wood grain” tabby coat and lean, athletic body. But beyond their exotic look, Sokokes are intelligent, people-oriented … Read more
I remember when a friend of mine called me, completely panicked. Her big, fluffy Maine Coon—just four years old—had suddenly collapsed and couldn’t move his back legs. She rushed him to the emergency vet, thinking it was a stroke or something neurological. The real diagnosis? Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in cats. I had heard of it before—but … Read more
Curious about the Mandalay cat? You’re not alone. While it’s not a breed found on most international cat registries, the Mandalay has a unique story. It originated in New Zealand, where breeders carefully developed this rare feline as a solid-colored version of the beloved Burmese cat. Let’s explore what makes the Mandalay cat special and … Read more
Ever met a cat the size of a small dog—with a purr even bigger than its paws? That’s the Maine Coon for you. I still remember the first time I met one: his name was Moose, and he basically owned the entire living room. If you’re wondering whether this gentle giant is right for your … Read more
The Tabby cat isn’t a breed—it’s a coat pattern found in many different cats, both purebred and mixed. Known for their striped, swirled, spotted, or ticked markings, tabbies are among the most common and recognizable cats in the world. But their personality and charm are anything but ordinary. Tabby cats come in a wide variety … Read more