FAQ

Sin biscuits are a humorous nickname for the small clumps of dried feces or litter stuck in the fur around a cat’s rear end.

Many cats enjoy being petted while kneading, as it enhances their sense of comfort and contentment—but some may prefer personal space during this time.

Cats may knead specific individuals due to a stronger emotional bond, familiar scent, comforting texture, or positive reinforcement from prior interactions.

Cats knead soft blankets as a comforting behavior that originates from kittenhood when they kneaded their mother's belly to stimulate milk flow.

When your cat kneads you, it's a sign of comfort, affection, and trust, often linked to kittenhood behaviors.

Yes, cats are generally happy and content when they knead, as it's a comforting behavior linked to their kittenhood.

Not in corpus.

Yes, it is generally okay to let your cat sleep with you, as long as neither of you has allergies, sleep disturbances, or health risks.

The most common cause of death in indoor cats is kidney disease, particularly chronic kidney disease (CKD).

Yes, allowing your cat to sleep with you is generally fine and can provide comfort, though it requires considering hygiene and sleep quality.