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Cats are famously mysterious creatures. They don’t wear their emotions on their sleeves like humans, and unlike dogs, they’re less likely to show joy with wagging tails and wide grins. But if you know what to look for, your cat will give you plenty of clues about how they’re feeling. Whether your feline friend is purring in bliss or feeling down in the dumps, here are the signs every cat owner should know.

If you’ve spent any time on the internet, you’ve probably seen videos of cats leaping sky-high when confronted with an ordinary cucumber. It looks funny at first glance, but it also raises a curious question: why are cats afraid of cucumbers?

Cats have been a source of comfort, laughter, and healing throughout our journey—so it only made sense that Comfort Diva would pay that love forward. That’s why we donate 10% of all Comfort Diva sales to animal welfare organizations working hard to protect pets in need.

Cats are notorious for being curious about things that they maybe shouldn't be, and human food is no exception. Maybe your cat seems to want a taste of the vegetables on your plate. This might leave you wondering what vegetables are safe for cats. The last thing we want is to have to rush our babies to the emergency room because we didn't realize that the food we let them have a little bite of was toxic!

If your cat’s idea of “meeting new people” involves hiding in the closet until the coast is clear, we need to talk. While cats have a reputation for being independent and mysterious, the truth is—socialization is just as important for cats as it is for dogs. And what better way to explore the feline social scene than at POP Cats St. Paul, Minnesota?