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What does prone mean In medical terms?
Prone means front side down, and usually refers to laying down. "The cat was laying prone on his chest".
Why is my cat laying on the ground?
Your cat may be laying on the ground for various reasons, such as seeking a cool surface, feeling comfortable, or simply resting. It is common behavior for cats to lay down in different positions throughout the day.
How do you get a cat to come?
Usually if you bend down and chant kitty kitty kitty the cat might come.
How do you get your cat to stop laying on the baby?
You can spray some water on the cat.
Can Falcons kill your cat?
yes because it can fly fast so they can fly down and grab the cat. They only fly down and grab your cat if she/he messes with them or their babies.
How do you get a ginger cat out of a tree?
Just wait if it got up it will come down.
When you throw a cat in the air would it land on all fours?
No, brcause it will come down straight if u throw a cat
Why is it important to observe the behavior of a big cat laying down in its natural habitat?
Observing the behavior of a big cat laying down in its natural habitat is important for understanding its natural instincts, social interactions, and overall well-being. It can provide valuable insights into their comfort levels, stress levels, and overall health, helping researchers and conservationists make informed decisions to protect these majestic animals.
Where is the cat laying down in i spy Christmas?
Page 23 Bottom left next to rocking horse
Who came first the cat or the lion?
The cat, then one cat stopped laying eggs to make tiny cats, or kittens. Now we keep them as pets and companions. Our world has come quite a long way from the the world of days forgotten. Close this question, please.
Can a cat get warbles from laying on a deck where there have been squirrels have been?
no that is not possible
When your cat lays down and gets up there are pinpoint areas of blood all over the area he was laying HELP?
This could be due to something important.Quick, check Answers.com...Your vet.
