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Cats purr for more reasons than happiness — they also purr to self-soothe, solicit food, and possibly to heal. This guide covers the science of how cats purr, the multiple functions of purring, and the fascinating research on purring as a therapeutic vibration.

Why do cats knock things off tables? The science points to prey-testing instinct, learned attention-seeking, curiosity, and boredom — not spite. This guide explains the behavior and what to do about it.

Do indoor cats really need outdoor time? We look at what the science actually says about lifespan, mental health, physical health, and behavior — and why enclosed outdoor access may be the best of both worlds.