Another interesting post that came up on my feed was a landmark case about a man in Turkey being court ordered to pay maintenance to his ex wife towards the costs of care for their two cats. You can read…
This month, cat related content on social mediafeatured a post about law changes in the Netherlands, so I did a quick search to confirm the information. From January 1st, 2026, there has indeed been a ban on breeding, selling and…
In a recent call, I was discussing how each of the cats that share my home have different sounds to interact with me. The newest arrival is the exception, because other than purring (which took a while), he hasn’t made…
I’ve always been fascinated by the fact that some pedigree breeds in effect originated from genetic mutations that humans happened to find appealing. Naturally, the fact they’re considered mutations means they often come with health conditions that other cats don’t…
I recently saw this illustration on social media, and given the awful weather recently in the UK, decided it would be a pretty useful piece of information to share.
In the last couple of years, I’ve been reading various articles on a subject in human psychology referred to as attachment styles. In my recent feline psychology saves, I found this piece: https://www.popsci.com/environment/cat-bond-human/ While I’ve read other articles about how…
Most people are aware that Yule and Christmas are around the same time of year. For anyone who doesn’t know the origin of Yule, it’s the pagan celebration marking the shortest day of the year. Obviously, Stonehenge is of huge…
I’ve been looking for feelgood stories about errant cats returning home just in time for the festive season. While I’ve been scrolling headlines, I found this article. https://eyeonsouthport.co.uk/after-181-days-shadow-the-grinch-of-woodlands-animal-sanctuary-still-seeks-a-home-for-christmas In fairness, it’s not the “gives warm fuzzies” vibe I was hoping…
Sometimes I happen to see a post containing tips people feel they’ve received from the feline species. I found this a while ago, so I’m sharing because it made me smile.
When I was studying feline psychology in 2010, my last assignment was called “Lion In The Living Room,” because I felt it important that people recognised cats are simply not as domesticated as perceived, in the sense they still rely…
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