About Cat Cognition

Cat Cognition translates feline ethology research into practical guidance for cat owners. Founded in 2024 by former psychologist Adam Gill, we bridge the gap between academic animal behavior science and everyday cat care.

Our Approach

Every piece of content is grounded in peer-reviewed research, veterinary science, and established ethological principles. We avoid anthropomorphism and folk wisdom in favor of evidence-based explanations of cat behavior.

What We Cover

  • Cat Behavior — Why cats do what they do, explained through evolutionary biology and ethology
  • Cat Care — Science-backed guidance on health, nutrition, and enrichment
  • Cat Communication — Decoding vocalizations, body language, and scent signals
  • Cat Cognition — What research reveals about feline intelligence and perception

Editorial Standards

Sources & Citations

All factual claims are supported by peer-reviewed research, veterinary institutions, or established ethological authorities. We cite primary sources whenever possible and link directly to studies.

Author Expertise

Content is created by Adam Gill, who holds an MSc in Organisational and Social Psychology from the London School of Economics and a BSc in Applied Psychology from the University of Leicester. Adam is a member of the British Psychological Society.

Review Process

Content undergoes verification against source material before publication.

Independence

Cat Cognition is independently owned and operated. We do not accept payment for reviews or recommendations. Any affiliate relationships are clearly disclosed.

Corrections Policy

We are committed to accuracy. If we make an error, we correct it promptly and transparently.

How We Handle Corrections

Minor corrections (typos, formatting, clarifications that don't change meaning) are made directly without notice.

Substantive corrections (factual errors, misattributed sources, claims requiring revision) are:

  1. Corrected in the article
  2. Noted at the bottom of the article with the date and nature of the correction
  3. The original claim is not deleted but struck through, with the correction visible

Report an Error

If you spot an error in our content, please email blog@catcognition.com with:

  • The article URL
  • The specific claim in question
  • Your source or reasoning

We review all submissions and respond within 30 days.

Contact

For editorial inquiries: blog@catcognition.com