Catnip: why cats like it
Catnip piques the interest of cats because it contains nepetalactone, an active ingredient that interacts with their olfactory receptors.
Manx, the Isle of Man cat, known for its lack of a tail
The Manx cat has a unique characteristic: the absence of a tail. This condition is due to a genetic mutation. known as the "Manx genotype."
The cats of Su Pallosu in Sardinia
The cats of Su Pallosu: a living testimony to the positive impact that can be made when passion and dedication combine for a just cause.
The Ocicat: the cat with the exotic spotted coat
The distinctive feature of the Ocicat cat's coat is the spots that form a spotted pattern very similar to that of wild felines.
Sphynx: the hairless naked cat
The Sphynx, the hairless naked cat, is a kitty with an affectionate nature that loves physical contact with its human. Here's how to care for it.
The Devon Rex: the cat that looks like a leprechaun
Devon Rex cat: its story begins in 1960 when a strange black kitten with curled fur, large ears and pronounced cheekbones was born.
Pallas’ cat: the wild cat of the steppes
Pallas's cat: the solitary and mysterious steppe wild cat was first described in 1776 by naturalist Peter Pallas.
The Siberian Forest Cat
The Siberian cat, endowed with a long, abundant coat and a thick mane framing its head, is a majestic and beautiful feline.
The things cats can’t stand that threaten their health
Stress in cats: understanding and respecting their preferences is essential to promote their well-being. Avoid things that cause them discomfort and anxiety.
Ragdoll, the “love and peace” cat
The Ragdoll: amid alleged genetic manipulation and fanciful extra-terrestrial origins, it still remains the most laid-back and peaceful cat in the world.