Feline Facts

The feline-human bond -- started by the ancient Egyptians, who worshipped cats as gods -- is unwavering. Cats today enjoy the role of companion in many families, treated as 'one of the family' in most households. A lot of cat owners refer to their cats as 'my baby', and consider their health and wellbeing...

 Welcoming a pet into your household is a rewarding experience especially if you have children. Kids love playing with animals and it gives them a reason to be active rather than sit down in front of the television or gaming consoles!

Like rumours, myths can spread at the speed of wildfire. Some of the common cat myths are obvious untrue (such as cats having 9 lives), but other cat myths become common misunderstandings at the veterinarians. This site provides a great explanation on

Hi yall!  First time poster, long time reader. I was Browsing through the net the other day and found some really interesting cat facts that i believe will shock and surprise all cat lovers  

Cat is probably one of the first words we learn in the English language. But where did the word originate from?

There is an incredible range of cat colours that exist, with hundreds of variations amongst moggies and purebreds alike. You would probably recognise a tabby (any striped cat), or a tortie (tortoiseshell, consisting of red, black...

Cats have always been clouded in myths or stereotypes. The mythology surrounding cats started with the Egyptians who considered the domestic cat to be ‘god like’ and depicted one of their most revered goddesses, Bast,...

- At heights, cats enjoy a higher observation point, from which to see possible predators.- Tall trees, fences and rooftops provide a high viewpoint for hunting, from which a cat can jump and kill its prey.

Did you know that cats 'make dough' with their paws when they are happy? And that they purr when they are frightened, as well as when they are content?What else do you know about cats?

From cute to cheeky, here are some of the world’s most famous cats…