An international research team, hailing from the University of Bari Aldo Moro in Italy, Ruhr University Bochum, Medical ...

The fat cat has been sleeping, and we’re going to wake him up today.” Rosenthal routinely fell asleep at his desk in the union office after downing a huge meal.

"He's a very friendly cat who's sleeping most of the time and recovering from all his exercise. And he's a talkative cat who rolls over on his back and seeks out belly rubs," Adams said.

An enormously fat cat named Prince Chunk, ... Prince Chunk's adoptive owner, Vince Damiani of Blackwood, said the white tabby died in his sleep Sunday. He was about 10 years old.

Pudgy with a purpose: Fat cats could help humans better understand the way gut bacteria influences conditions like obesity and Type 2 diabetes, a new study claims. Food-related changes in obese ...

While watching hours of cat videos on social media, scientists in Germany have noticed something strange: Most cats appear to prefer sleeping on their left side. Now, a study published in the journal ...

Vampiesdad said the cat appears to be "sleeping like he works 9-5 and then 5-9." User lem asked "what is he so tired for," and Ziamac Trisper wrote: "Bro probably pays all the bills." ...

Wet food is generally more palatable for kittens, and it is important to provide plenty of fresh, clean water. Kittens should be fed four times a day until they are six months old, then twice a day ...

The group spent 15 minutes trying to make friends with Titan, before giving up and letting him go back to sleep. From left: Kate from Florida and Titan the fat street cat.

Such is the legend of Tiddles, the tabby-and-white cat who lived in the ladies' toilets at Paddington station almost his whole life, and grew to such a size — both in reputation and physicality ...

A Fat Cat Books worker was doing the morning headcount on Dec. 26 and checking in on the clowder of cats after another cold night. Bandit, check. ... was either sleeping or hiding.

If your cat has a loose, jiggly belly, you might think she simply needs to lose a few pounds. However, that flap of skin may simply be something called a primordial pouch. Not all cats have one ...