Cats are stereotyped to be these selfish, uninterested pets. But even though their reputation suggests otherwise, cats are phenomenal pet animals. They are sophisticated, affectionate and entertaining. In addition, cats make great indoor companions and need minimal maintenance.
Most homemade cat food recipes I searched online lacked clear instructions and exact measurements of ingredients. I gave myself a goal to fix that.
Most calico cats are usually female, except for some extraordinary exceptions resulting in 1 male in approximately 3000 calico cats. These triple-colored calico cats result from 2 X-Chromosomes, only found among female cats.
40 grams (1/3 cup or 1.41oz) of wet food and 15g (1/8 cup or 0.52oz) of dry cat food is an adequate amount of feed per kilogram of your cat’s body weight. But, several factors can alter this standard amount, e.g., Age, Pregnancy, Disease, etc.
Cats are not smarter than dogs! Studies have figured that cats have lower reasoning and analyzing potential than dogs. Larger brain size is no proof of a dog’s intelligence. But, Dogs have a higher neuron count in their cerebral cortex. Thus giving them the more mental capacity. But are both these animals differently intelligent?
Are essential oils safe for cats? NO! Even the ones considered safe are only less concentrated, causing the same health problems on frequent usage. They can have severe effects when taken orally, inhaled, or applied on your cat’s skin. Upon ingestion, Signs of drooling and vomiting are common. Inhaling essential oil aerosols has reported liver damage, breathing problems, and even fatality in cats.
Cats love human foods, especially meats with high proteins. But, Several types of human foods, such as Raw meats, Some vegetables and fruits, Chocolate, Alcohol, and some others, are highly toxic for cats. They can cause extreme health issues and can even be potentially deadly.
Cats love meat! But, From apples and carrots to beef and tuna, several fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and especially cooked red and white meats can be safe for your cat. But only specific foods from these categories served in small amounts are safe for cats; others can be highly toxic.
Cat purring is both voluntary and instinctive. It is most commonly associated with feelings of pleasure and comfort. However, studies suggest that it is also used for communication and self-healing, among other factors. But why do cats purr at any given time?