Ryan Spencer

The chirping you're hearing is often a result of the same genetic mutation that gives Scottish Folds their folded ears. That mutation, which affects cartilage throughout the body, can subtly alter the…

Put the bed on a low piece of furniture like an ottoman or an end table in the room where you spend the most time-ideally near a window or a quiet corner. Exotics are social but value their personal s…

Standard cat furniture is sized for the average domestic cat, which has a torso length and leg height roughly half that of a Savannah. A Savannah’s long legs and deep chest mean they can’t fully sit o…

Place them in a low-traffic area like a quiet hallway or a spare room corner, away from doorways and noisy appliances. For my Abyssinian, I use a simple wobble feeder that releases kibble as she bats …

I lean toward the tucked potato shape every time. That compact, round form with no tail makes them look like a fuzzy little bread roll, and the way their hind legs disappear completely just adds to th…

I've watched friends assume my Scottish Fold would be a lap cat because of that round, owl-like face, only to get a reality check when she starts chirping and following them around for play. Their app…

Most become incredibly devoted lap cats once they trust you. My male, Gimli, will literally climb onto my chest the second I sit down and refuse to move for hours. The short legs don't limit their cud…