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If you see one mouse scurry by you, chances are, there are extended family members with him.

Hunting is a natural instinct for cats, but many cat owners also like birds and don't want to see them harmed.

There are several effective strategies to decrease aggression in cats. Approaches will vary depending on the cause of the behaviour.

Despite the common assumption that cats release and recapture their prey as part of a cruel game, this form of "play" is actually a defensive behaviour.

Use inexpensive materials that most people have around their home to build a simple yet effective mouse trap.

Whether owned by Bill Clinton or John Major, featured in cartoons and sci-fi TV or encountered in Alice In Wonderland, some moggies become celebrities.

Cats are good as companions. They require very little upkeep, especially outdoor cats. They also offer very effective rodent and pest control solutions.

In part one of this ITV two-part documentary the British Actress takes the viewer on a feline journey, from ancient Egypt to modern Tokyo.

There's a popular misconception that cats use their whiskers for balance, but whiskers actually serve other purposes.

Cats were welcomed into ancient Egyptian households for their rodent catching abilities, and were also incorporated into the Egyptian pantheon of deities.