Cats may stop eating even when they’re still hungry, and new research shows their sense of smell could be the reason.

As many an owner knows, cats can be finicky about their meals.

New research shows cats lose interest in food due to familiar smells, not taste, with odor changes boosting appetite.

A new study from Iwate University in Japan has explained why cats often leave their food while eating, and it’s not because ...

That's exactly what one cat mom did with her Persian cat, Bean—but it's not the typical bonding activity. They're shared ...

According to Purina, cats can eat dog food, but only as a short‑term, last‑resort solution. A one‑off stolen snack from the ...

The meow made me shiver, like fingers on a chalkboard. I told her to stop. It did not work. But I continued with my requests, ...

The introduction of the scent of a different type of food brought back cats' appetites, even though the cats were eating the ...

It’s not that cats are full; rather, that they’re bored. This phenomenon, known as olfactory habituation, essentially means ...

Minnesota’s toughest food critic is a fluffy orange cat named Milo. Milo sees what you’re eating and he is (urp) appalled. Pizza slice? Chicken nugget? Potato? Milo greets them all with a suspicious ...

Cats and people have lived together for thousands of years, but not every place rolls out the welcome mat for kitties. In ...

In controlled feeding experiments with twelve cats of different ages and genders, the team provided commercially available ...