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As the owner took this kitten to live in the South, it seemed that the cat was reluctant to step outside of its cosy house and used its paw to move water closer without leaving the warmth.

As spring weather sets in, fears of a bird flu pandemic have not materialized, and there is less cause for worry than there was in the winter. Experts say the short-term risk of a pandemic is low ...

Imagine being stuck inside formalwear and never having a chance to remove it? Sounds a bit like a Black Mirror episode, right? Or maybe like you're in a state of perpetually pretending to be James ...

If the cat stops eating and drinking, has blood in the vomit, or has diarrhea too, then something needs to be done right away. You mentioned that she has lost her appetite the last couple of days ...

Studies show cats drinking from fountains increase their water intake by 30-50% compared to conventional bowls, which is particularly crucial for cats on dry food diets or those with urinary tract ...

The Republican legislator representing Pennsylvania’s 15th congressional district believes the 2010 law sparked a decline in students drinking milk across the board. “We have lost a generation ...

So why do cats drink out of glasses in the first place? According to Catster, it's often a matter of preference and curiosity. Cats may prefer drinking from your glass because it's fresher ...

Tuxedo cats seem to come with their own fan fiction. You'll hear they're more loyal, more clever, and even more sacred than other cats. Some folks swear the Egyptians were head over paws for them.