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Do cats hear with their feet?
No, cats hear very well with their ears. They do not hear with their feet. They may also react to anything that causes the ground to rumble, and may feel that with their feet, but that is not the same as hearing with their feet.
Which can hear better dogs or cats?
Cats.
Can cats or dogs hear better?
Cats do, actually.
How less can cats hear?
cats can hear stuff we cant! there hearing is double better than ours!
Do dogs really hear worse than cats?
They don't hear as well as cats so yes.
How Cats Fart?
cats do fart, you can't hear it though.
Can cats hear good?
Yes. Cats have very good senses.
Can a dog hear better then a cat?
Cats hear better then dogs.
How many feet tall are cats?
Most domestic cats are about 1.3 feet tall. However tigers are cats too and they are about 4 feet tall.
Can cats hear ultrasound?
Yes
Why do cats and dogs have ears?
To hear
Can you hear a plane at 5000 feet?
yes, you can hear planes at 35000 feet.
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