Cats may have runny noses for various reasons, such as allergies, upper respiratory infections, or more complex diseases. A cat's runny nose might resolve itself, but veterinary care may be necessary, ...

Cats may not look like they’re sniffing out mysteries, but their noses are constantly at work—mapping the world, reading signals, and even picking up on your emotions. With up to 200 million scent ...

Sidney Stevens is a writer and editor for magazines, websites, and books, with a focus on health and environmental issues. There’s no denying dogs have killer noses. But just because they win the pet ...

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A house cat’s nose functions like a complex, highly efficient chemical analysis equipment, to give the felines their efficient sense of smell, according to a new study. Until now the exact mechanism ...