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with a domestic cat," says Dr. Delgado. "They are active, and may enjoy playing in water." However, he warns "They may be more prone to some behavior problems, such as house soiling, compared to ...

Thousands of years before the Egyptians and the African wild cats “negotiated” a deal with each other that exchanged pest control for steady food and shelter, cats were hunting, stalking, marking ...

More than 80 domestic cats have been confirmed to have had bird flu since 2022. Experts say there's a risk that cats could ...

This just in. A study in Japan suggests that domestic cats do not deserve their bad rap for antisocial behavior. Researchers with Kyoto University and other institutions found that cats recognize ...

Longer folds produce lower frequencies, but domestic cats, because of their small size ... their bodies and their behaviors,” Henning said. “This study begins to investigate some of the ...

Jonathan Losos, a biology professor from Washington University in St. Louis, will be exploring the evolution of domestic cats ...