This is our catch-all cuddle puddle. From quirky facts and breaking kitty news to practical care tips and meme-worthy moments, General Meows serves up everything feline – fast, fun, and always a whisker ahead.
Want the science behind purring, a litter-box furniture guide, or the latest rescue tale? Scroll on. One sip of coffee (or lap of milk) and you’re in cat-chat heaven.
A good cat photograph makes me stop. A good cat story makes me stay. Dan Rimada’s Bodega Cats of New York, with photographs by Gulce Kilkis, offers both: 60 working cats and the people who know them best. Here’s why this book made me smile - and why it belongs on your gift list.
The first autumn rain has arrived, our cat-safe terrace is suddenly less popular, and Tito, Pierre and Myratz appear to be training for the competitive napping season. But do cats really change their routines in autumn and when is “just seasonal” worth a closer look?
Why do cats act as if they own the house when humans pay the mortgage? In this witty and affectionate essay, Dave W. Falls follows Frankie and Ele as they quietly take control: one chair, one closed door, and one mandatory inspection at a time. From forbidden rooms to claimed furniture, their household rules will feel instantly familiar to anyone who lives with cats.
Should your cat come on vacation with you - or stay safely at home? Every summer I ask myself the same question. After years of 1,300 km road trips with my three cats, here's what I've learned about traveling safely, choosing a cat sitter, avoiding common mistakes, and why preparation matters more than the destination.
Summer is probably Tito’s favorite season. The moment I open the terrace door, he transforms from a respectable senior gentleman into an explorer convinced that he has important scientific discoveries to make. Birds must be observed. Every flowerpot deserves a…
Why do cats become obsessed with closed doors they don’t even want to walk through? In this witty and surprisingly philosophical essay, Dave W. Falls explores Frankie the cat’s mysterious cabinet-opening rituals — and what they reveal about curiosity, control, and human behavior.
Cat exercise needs change with age and health. Tito’s hyperthyroidism journey inspired this guide to indoor activity, wellness, and monitoring daily movement.
The ancient Egyptians didn’t see cats as obedient pets. They saw them as independent beings with their own presence, priorities, and quiet authority. Thousands of years later, cats still behave the same way—we’re the ones who keep misunderstanding them.
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