Why is it that cats love to lie on plastic bags so much? We don’t know why cats like to sit on plastic bags, but it is possible that they enjoy the comfort of being wrapped up in warm plastic bags and the distinctive crinkly sound. Plastic bags are a…
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The wildcats are predators and make their living off of being agile, strong, and flexible. They can reach heights of nine times their normal height from a sitting position, and can squeeze through tight spaces with their chest and shoulders. They can land in midair, get up on their feet…
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Do you notice your cat suddenly running around the house, or if she has a sudden surge of energy that ends with meows? It’s possible for cats to display unusual behavior, which may surprise you. A cat’s body language can be difficult to understand. You may be wondering why your…
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As you all know, feline body languages can be complex and difficult to read. Perhaps your cat is flirtatious and rolls around on his back, but he or she reacts with claws and teeth to you trying to stroke their stomach. This is because feline body languages can take many…
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Cats can sometimes be moody. It’s normal for your cat to choose to sleep with you at night. It’s strange that your cat is so oblivious to you and wants to sleep with you, or right beside you, at night. Cats love to snuggle up with you for a number…
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Your cat is waiting for you at home after work. He leaps up and reaches out to you. Fluffy rubs his head on your legs, doing figure eights and curling his tail around you ankles. Fluffy doesn’t greet you, he marks you as his. To transfer their scent onto your…
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Cats tend to hear high pitched sounds that are beyond the human range of hearing. Dark colored cats are most vulnerable to noise attacks, while light colored animals can often escape the noise’s impact. Other auditory senses are also used by cats. Like ours, they are sensitive to vibrations in…
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I’ve seen this effect many times. The owner’s dog or cat will come and rest near the owner’s bed, or the owner’s chair, or in front of the window. The dog, however, will not perform its traditional role of scratching at the door to warn the owner that intruders are…
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Some scientists believe that grooming is stimulated by protein found in the saliva. Researchers now think that the grooming action depends on the activity of a specific protein called growth hormone, which is secreted by the glands in the stomach. New research has proven that cat incisors are not itchy…
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They also employ their coat as a towel. If a cat runs over a rock or limb with a running pin, he produces a tear in the fur that is naturally warm and smells strongly of earth. As nerve endings are basic to the body, while there are fine hairs…
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