A cat’s visible nose (which, by the way, is unique to each kitty with its own pattern of ridges and bumps) detects regular smells in the environment, such as food aromas.

Credit: Canva Just like fingerprints in humans, a cat’s nose has a unique pattern of ridges and bumps. This “nose print” could, in theory, be used to identify them.

The clip shows various shots of the feline duo around the home, with Jax initially appearing to watch Ava from a distance, while she later attempts to give him a nose bump.

A nose piercing bump can be caused by an allergic reaction, a granuloma, an infection, a keloid, and more — here's how to treat each cause.

Nose bumps that grow inside your nostrils can be caused by a wide variety of factors and range from tiny to large, red to white, and mildly annoying to life-threatening.

Research from Ohio State University reveals cats have noses that act like high-tech chemical analysis equipment usually found in the lab.

A cat that entered Cats Protection Warrington Adoption Centre in the United Kingdom "was thought to have a large nose," but after further inspection, vets have discovered that she has a rare ...

Swelling, redness, bleeding, or bruising are typical after a new nose piercing, but a bump may be cause for concern. Most of the time, your bump will clear with simple treatment, though it may ...