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Are you looking to get another kitty? Make sure to choose wisely, because felines are picky when it comes to companions.

Our indoor cat demands her rights, and is taken out for her first walk.

Whether you know it or not, your cat is speaking to you. A cat’s eyes can express sympathy, but they can also convey annoyance, and even threats.

Cat play involves stalking and hunting behaviours, and those urges are stronger in the morning and evening, times when their ancient ancestors were out hunting food.

The cats have mixed feelings about visitors, so a tradesman's visit inspires curiosity and horror.

Studies have shown that cats do have empathy. Their calm, quiet states also are known to lower our blood pressure and give us a sense of well-being.

When one cat gets special treatment, the other two protest and a battle of wits kicks off.

It is said that animals choose their owner, and this is the case with this family’s pet.

Inkie the kitten has a new hobby – and it's annoying Target, our senior cat.

A reader asks Mercury News columnist Joan Morris what creature could've injured his cat when it went on a nocturnal prowl recently. Another reader wants to know why hummingbirds fight over one specific flower on the feeder.