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Cat Facts

  • Why Do Cats Headbutt? 3 Stunning Reasons!

    Why Do Cats Headbutt? 3 Stunning Reasons!

    Cat headbutting, sometimes referred to as ‘bunting,’ is when your cat firmly bangs its head against you. Typically, a cat will press its head against a part of you (bunting) or rub its cheeks on you (scenting). It’s not just humans that cats bunt. They also bunt inanimate objects such as furniture, flower pots, and…

  • How Long Can Cats Go Without Water? Days or Weeks?

    How Long Can Cats Go Without Water? Days or Weeks?

    I usually place my cat in the cattery for the weekends when I have to leave town. This past long weekend, I didn’t notice that the neighbor’s cat had snuck in to visit my cat and I accidentally locked him inside my house. Finding the obviously upset and thirsty cat upon my return, I worried…

  • Why Do Cats Roll in the Dirt? 7 Surprising Reasons

    Why Do Cats Roll in the Dirt? 7 Surprising Reasons

    What makes cats roll on the ground? We tend to worry about our little furballs, thinking that they do themselves a power of no-good by getting their silky coats grimy and filthy. But it seems it never crosses our minds that perhaps cats aren’t as dumb as two heavy dumbbells, and maybe they do have…

Cat Care

  • The Difference Between Chocolate and Seal Colorpoints on a Siamese Cat

    The Difference Between Chocolate and Seal Colorpoints on a Siamese Cat

    There are several different varieties of Siamese cats and though they are similar in many ways, they do have their differences, as well. The four traditional colors of Siamese cats are Lilac, Chocolate, Blue, and Seal Points. However, there are some newer varieties of Siamese cats, too. Colorpoint cats more generally are another term for…

  • What Cat Ear Mites Look Like – Good to Know!

    What Cat Ear Mites Look Like – Good to Know!

    Ear mites are a highly successful species. They found out how to make a living inside of animal ears. They are found mostly in cats but can infect other animals and, very rarely, people. The mites are very hard to see without magnification. The size of a pinhead, they look like white or grey jelly beans…

  • What Do Cats Eat in the Wild? 3 Surprising Types of Food

    What Do Cats Eat in the Wild? 3 Surprising Types of Food

    If you are wondering how your local colony of stray cats is surviving, the answer may not lie on the porch stoop of your cat-loving neighbor. While feral cats are often fed by rescue groups and compassionate neighbors, they also have excellent hunting and survival skills. Of course, large breeds of wild cats, such as…

  • How Do Cats Defend Themselves – 6 Proven Tactics!

    How Do Cats Defend Themselves – 6 Proven Tactics!

    Domestic house cats share 95% of their DNA with lions, but their small size makes us want to pet them instead of running in the opposite direction. So how do cats defend themselves despite lacking an imposing persona and make sure their size and cuddliness aren’t perceived as a chink in their defensive armor? Wild…

  • Why Do Cats Eat Bugs? 3 Best Reasons Revealed!

    Why Do Cats Eat Bugs? 3 Best Reasons Revealed!

    There is something so unsettling about bugs and the likes of it, which instantly makes us grimace. Naturally, the idea of bugs making an appetizing meal is something most of us cannot entertain. However, our cats don’t seem to share the same sentiments. For them, bugs seem to make a way more scrumptious meal than a…

  • What Do Sand Cats Eat? Mostly These 5 Things!

    What Do Sand Cats Eat? Mostly These 5 Things!

    What Do Sand Cats Eat? Most people don’t picture a cat when they imagine the kind of animals that might inhabit the dry conditions of a desert. However, the sand cat is one species of feline that actually prefers the extremities of life in the hot sand, and is well adapted to the unforgiving conditions…