Cats have a reputation for being a bit aloof, but if you feel like you and your cat don’t share a close connection, it might simply be a matter of learning to “speak” their language.

Learning to speak the language of cats: How they’re actually telling humans what to do Your cat can speak a language — and it's the language of persuasion By Joanna Rothkopf ...

Third, learn to speak your cat's language. Cats narrow their eyes and slowly blink to communicate affection and trust with people.

Sometimes, it feels like cats speak our language—even if they ignore us a lot of the time. But according to this one expert’s video, that might actually be true. In this repost by TikTok ...

A new book, "How To Speak Cat: A Guide To Decoding Cat Language," co-authored San Diego Humane Society President Gary Weitzman, aims to help cat lovers better understand their feline friends.

Cats are probably the most misunderstood of all domestic animals. Feline communication (verbal and nonverbal) can be subtle and is often unnoticed and/or misinterpreted by their guardians.

Just when we thought we knew all there was to know about cats — after all, they dominate the Internet and who doesn’t want to watch them do yoga poses?! — think again. In honor of “Big Cat ...