One common myth I'd bust is the idea that cats are aloof and don’t form strong bonds with their owners. While cats are often seen as independent, they can be incredibly affectionate and loyal. They just show their love in more subtle ways, like following you around, purring when you're near, or even bringing you "gifts" (like a favorite toy). Cats form deep attachments to their human companions, and understanding their unique ways of expressing affection can help debunk the myth of them being distant or cold-hearted.

In your experience, what's the funniest or strangest thing you've learned from cat owners?

One of the funniest things I’ve learned from cat owners is how many cats seem to think they’re the "boss" of the house! It’s not uncommon for cats to demand attention in the most dramatic ways, like jumping onto their owner's lap during a Zoom call or even pushing objects off counters just to get a reaction. Some cats have quirky habits, like insisting on sitting in boxes that are clearly too small for them or staring at their owners as if they're trying to control their every move. These little oddities make cats endlessly entertaining and remind us that they definitely have their own personalities!