10 Interesting Facts About Black Cats

Ask people what they think of black cats, and you’ll get various answers. They are mischievous and clever. They are bad luck and devious. They are sweet and lovable, and make the best furkids. One thing is for sure- these dark-coated felines are certainly misunderstood.

When Trick or Treaters come knocking at your door at Halloween, you’ll often open up to see kids dressed up as witches, ghosts and, of course, black cats, but as these black cat facts reveal, there’s a lot more to these beguiling creatures than meets the eye.

While many people associate black cats with Halloween or witchcraft and think of them as being bad luck, in many cultures they’re regarded as a symbol of good luck and prosperity.

Whatever you think of black cats, these dark-colored kitties are super popular, and for good reason

When the Halloween season is in full swing, the image of a black cat can be seen everywhere. From holiday décor, to costumes for every age, black cats capture our imagination, often conjuring up images of witches and creepy crawlies in the night. Seeing a black cat’s luxuriously dark coat against the bright orange of a pumpkin is stunning indeed, but there’s a lot more to our favorite ebony furiends than meets the eye.