For indoor cats especially, knocking things over can be a form of play. If they’re bored or don’t have enough toys to engage with, they might start using your belongings as entertainment.

Cats can do more than catch mice, nap seemingly endlessly and wake you up before your alarm in the morning – they can also recover from COVID-19 more quickly than humans.

May 14, 2020 Cats can infect other cats with COVID-19 – but do they pose a risk to humans? To date, there are no documented cases of pets transmitting the coronavirus to people, researchers say ...

Do cats knock things over just to get attention? It could be, because think about it: Chances are, when you see your cat heading for a table, the countertop or your desk, ...

Coronavirus symptoms were detected in the cat after the owner tested positive for COVID-19. ... Also, given that as of March 30 there are over 720,000 human cases worldwide, ...

The success in treating cats with the medication may carry over to helping humans infected with COVID-19, the researcher said. 2 PET CATS IN NEW YORK TEST POSITIVE FOR CORONAVIRUS ...

More than 350,000 cats in the UK have caught Covid-19 throughout the pandemic, a new study has found. It was known that cats were able to catch coronavirus, but the numbers of infection had not ...

News; Covid strain that kills cats detected in UK after feline brought virus over from Cyprus Scientists fear a deadly new strain of Covid-19 brought into Britain by a cat from Cyprus could cause ...

“We looked at over 2,000 samples, and we are confident in saying that over 3% of the UK’s cat population has been exposed to Covid and mounted a neutralising response, and this has been ...