Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter answers your pet-related questions. Also this week: Why do dogs bite, anyway?

Some owners said their cats would play with their toys for a bit before bringing them back. "So throwing the object could be ...

The actual video was made by a content creator in Indonesia, and is one of dozens upon dozens of videos seemingly taken in ...

Cats may bring their prey home to have a safe haven in their own territory to eat or store the animal, according to cat food ...

On first glance, the toy may not look like much: a springy piece of steel wire with cardboard rolls at the end. But its ...

The main task of Flappie is to block cats from entering the home with unwanted prey. It does this through ... of their feline friends. Read more: Playing cats and ladders in Switzerland The ...

At his sentencing yesterday, one of his victims, who was groped by him in the Navy Bar on Stanley Street, described the married dad-of-one as "like a cat toying with its prey". READ MORE ...

Some toys require you to play with your cat ... which adds to the unpredictability factor that cats tend to enjoy with prey. And this toy’s large wheels means it can run on a variety of floor ...

Tumnus is a sleek, all-black little, short-haired kitten described as playful by staff at the Cat Rescue and Adoption network ...

Q: Why does my cat growl and hiss while playing with his toys ... I'm guessing that in the wild, when a cat would catch his prey, he would have to keep it from other hungry wildlife and to ...