The paw pads on the bottom of cats' paws are adorable and have a squishy feel that has captivated many pet owners. Live Science, a science media outlet, explains why such paw pads exist.

If your cat has a swollen paw or blood on their pad, or you notice an unpleasant odor or pus, have your vet check them for infection. 7. Protect the Pads on Your Cat's Paws ...

People have been left gobsmacked at the 'scientific explanation' behind why some cats have white bellies and paws, and why others don't - and it's due to a 'developmental quirk' ...

Without paw pads, cats, dogs and other members of Carnivora would slip and slide around on their furry feet. And just like ...