If you've ever chatted with the Smalls Cat Concierge, you've 100% talked with a human, but their feline friends are never too far. Meet Jose's cats Boo and Mocha and find out what they love most about their dad being a member of the Smalls team (hint: it's the food).

Since rodents and birds are cats’ most commonly caught prey, how did they develop a taste for fish? Dr. Mikel Delgado, Smalls' resident feline-expert, weighs in with some ideas for why your cat may flip for fish.

There are so many different options when it comes to the type of litter you could put in your cats box—but what is the best for your feline friend? Dr. Mikel Delgado shares the do’s and don’ts for how to handle your cat’s do-do. 

Smalls believes in feeding cats according to biology, that’s why our meals are fresh and protein-packed. We also believe that it’s important to understand how we should be feeding our cats, biologically speaking. “It’s important to keep your cat’s natural behaviors in mind so that eating can be a pleasant and healthy experience for your cat,” says Dr. Mikel Delgado.

When it comes to our feline friends, there's a lot to consider when looking at their environmental impact. Here are the top factors of your cat's effect on the environment. 

Dr. Mikel Delgado breaks down what you need to know about clicker training, and how to successfully train your cat with sounds and positive reinforcement.

We've all looked at our cats and wondered "what are you thinking?" and while we'd love to have some tips on mind-reading, we instead asked Dr. Mikel Delgado to help decode some common cat body language gestures so you can be more confident in understanding your cat's feelings and moods.

Maybe you'd like to sleep in some mornings, or maybe you have a cute yet meowing monster who knows exactly how to get an early breakfast. We talked to Dr. Mikel Delgado for some tips on how to curb and prevent this behavior.

Have you heard of "whisker fatigue" or "whisker stress"? Some companies have begun to create specific bowls or dishes that are marketed to be "whisker friendly". We know that cats whiskers are sensitive, but what does science say? Dr. Mikel Delgado weighs in with research from a recent study.

Does your cat chatter while bird-watching? We asked Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist Dr. Mikel Delgado to explain some theories that scientists have about this behavior!