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Why You Shouldn’t Let Your Cat Hunt Everything It Sees, According to a Vet
Some cats love chasing spiders, but personality matters more than breed—and vets say the occasional hunt can come with risks.
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Scientists Just Found a Strange Link Between Cats and Happiness
Countries with more cats tended to report higher happiness, while greater exposure to a common cat parasite was linked to lower scores.
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Getty Can CBD Actually Chill Out Your Dog? This Bacon-Flavored Treat Says Yes
These pet treats have actual bacon in them (and 15mg CBD).
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Scientists Just Discovered a New Cat Species, and It’s Ridiculously Cute
A CDC report found 71.5% of adults experienced fatigue over three months, with young adults reporting especially high rates.
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America Has Dog States and Cat States. Here’s Where Yours Lands.
Google search data shows Mississippi leans hardest toward dogs, while Washington leads the country’s most cat-friendly states.
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Scientists Discovered How Cats Use Urine to Identify Each Other
Researchers found unique fatty-acid signatures in cat urine that stay stable over time and help other cats identify exactly who was there.
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Most Outdoor Cats Can Adjust to Indoor Life Pretty Quickly, Study Finds
Researchers found many former outdoor cats adjusted within days or weeks, though owners often struggled with guilt.
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CDC Officials Say a Cat-Spread Fungus Reaching the U.S. Is ‘Just a Matter of Time’
The fungus has infected thousands of cats and more than 11,000 people in South America, raising concern among U.S. health officials.
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Photo: Seregraff / Getty Images A Psychic Cat Is Beating Human Experts at Predicting World Cup Matches
The reactions online have been what you’d expect for a globally beloved psychic cat.
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Photo: Anna Derzhina / Getty Images Your Cat May Not Be the Tiny Stress Reliever You Think It Is
They might actually make you feel worse.
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