For a long time, cats were described as solitary animals. Unlike dogs, they were believed to prefer isolation and minimal social contact. This assumption has influenced cat keeping for decades, particularly in indoor households. More recent research and long-term observation show that this view is incomplete and does not reflect how cats naturally organise their social lives.

Why calico cats are almost always female and ginger cats are most often male. An explanation of coat colour and genetics in cats.

Older cats change in subtle ways. Their senses soften, their habits shift and their bond with us grows deeper. Life with a senior cat feels calmer and more intentional, filled with quiet moments that matter more than before. This article explores how ageing shapes their world and how we can support them with gentle care.