Cats spend as much as 50% of their waking hours licking themselves. But why do cats lick themselves? Licking is instinctual in cats. Cats groom themselves through licking. A mother cat’s first job is ...

The internet is full of adorable cat videos, but it is rare to find one that so perfectly captures the essence of human-animal interactions like this one. In a now-viral Instagram video, an owner ...

Say goodbye to hairballs! PawSwing AutoComb offers stress-free, automatic grooming that keeps your cats happy and your home ...

CES 2025 showcased the FutureZeal Z3, an intelligent cat grooming pod that combines fur removal, temp control, and ...

The drive to groom themselves is so strong that, in a 2000 study, if a cat was prohibited from grooming for 72 hours, a 67% increase in oral grooming would take place in the following 12 hours.

The inevitable result of feline self-care, hairballs are nonetheless gross and Osito is notorious for hacking them up all over my bed at 3 in the morning. Grooming a long-haired cat daily with a ...

When we think of smart homes, we imagine voice-controlled lighting, adaptive thermostats, and refrigerators that know more ...

Cats sticking their tongues out, known as "blepping," is a common behavior linked to relaxation, grooming, excitement, and environmental investigation ...