As a defensive mechanism termites produce naphthalene the same chemical that moth balls are made of. If your home is infested with termites the people and animals living there are in danger of Naphthalene poisoning which can prove fatal. If your cat ate a few termites there is no significant danger, anteaters, pagoline, and aardvarks make a living feeding off of termites.
Most cats hate the smell of anything citrus (lemons, limes, oranges, grapefruit), but it will not harm them.
only if you harm them but feral cats and other cats like that are territorial and will attack when you get close
Wood termites themselves will not cause health issues to you, or any members of your family such as your children. However, be careful of the chemicals used when killing the termites. These are what typically cause harm.
no they dont die at birth. They may have shorter lives than regular cats. The reason of male calicos appearing is because there was something wrong in the sex cell of the parent. Most likely an extra chromosome or a mutated one
no they don't they are other cats and they know it.
i dont no but that is nasty why would you do that
Yes.
i would not say they are "healthy", but they do not do harm unless you are allergic to their fur (i think they can be harmful if you have Asama.).
yes, apparently vaseline can harm cats and they can be terminally ill! side effects of giving your cat vaseline may include; losing fur, anger (cats will scratch you if you dont give them the favourite chew toy straight away), sudden growth spurts and/or loseing/gaining weight. so please dont give your cat vaseline.
No they dont harm people
no!! people say they cause harmful disease to girls and cause them not to have kids but this isall wrong i have had cats in my house for like ever they dont cause ay think bad and i asked lots of doctors about that
False. Why? Because here's an example. One type of Flagellate lives in the intestines of termites. There, they digest the wood that the termites eat, producing sugars for themselves and for the termites. In turn, the termites protect the protozoans. CREDITS TO: NORTH CAROLINA 8TH GRADE PRENTICE HALL SCIENCE EXPLORER