Still, for pet parents, when a cat really gets moving in their sleep, it can be challenging to interpret these actions and ...

Cats are mysterious animals. They do not bark, they rarely follow commands, and they do not wag their tails the way dogs do.

Cats are very expressive if you know what to look for in their body language. Everything from the way their tail twitches to the position of their ears is a form of communication. Learn more about ...

Understanding a cat’s cues can help owners ... may be as easy as reading their body language. By paying attention to signals like tail flicks, ear twitches and whisker movements, cat owners ...

Maybe they’re chasing a mouse, or a cat ... why do we twitch in our sleep? — has fundamentally shifted how we understand the relationship between the brain and the body.

(Read "Surprising Things You Never Knew About Your Cat.") You have to take the whole body into account when reading tail signals, says Carlo Siracusa, of the University of Pennsylvania School of ...