Hello everyone! So, a lot of people think that cats hate water. They've seen it for themselves, cats avoiding water, and running away when they get sprayed by it. The question is, do they really hate water? Is that really true? Or did people make yet another cat myth mistake?
Here's the answer to everyone's question:
Superstition: All Cats Hate Water
How It May Have Begun: Most People have come to this conclusion from personal observation. Cats hate baths. They also don't jump in the pool with us and doggy paddle around.
Why isn't true: All cats can swim, tigers included. Most house cats simply prefer not to, because the water soaks through both their topcoat and their undercoat, and it takes them hours to lick themselves dry. But there is one breed of cat, called the Turkish Van, that loves swimming. The Van doesn't have an undercoat, and its topcoat has a special soft texture that makes it water-resistant.
Well, that's it for this week, and I hope that this helped you know that the myth, All Cats Hate Water isn't true!
CREDITS:
I got this information from the book How To Speak Cat.
I'm sure there are plenty... one of them being that 'cats have 9 lives'
Black cats are often considered to be bad luck. However, this has not been proven to be correct.
purple for a fact scientists have proven it!
Turkish Van cats like water, so not all cats hate water.
cats have fur(you spelt it fur wrong)not hair
There is no scientific evidence to support the idea that cats adopt the personalities of their owners. Cats have their own unique behaviors and personalities that are influenced by a variety of factors including genetics, early socialization, and individual experiences.
The connection between black bats, black cats, and witches is all based on old myths and fears, and now on advertising dollars.
your dad spunked in it
it was probably because it was the wrong brand of cat food for your cats
First of all, you spelled scent wrong. Second, cats have their preferences.
No, They do not. Not one amphibian or Reptile in the world has been proven to fart. But, Dogs and cats fart.
The full moon does not have a direct impact on cats. Despite some myths and folklore suggesting otherwise, there is no scientific evidence to support the idea that cats are affected by the phases of the moon. Cats' behavior is more likely influenced by factors such as their environment, health, and routine.