Cat Behavior

Generally eight hours, but some people need ten.

An intact (not neutered) male cat is a Tom and an intact female cat is a Queen.

Pnigophobia or Pnigerophobia

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A cat purrs when it is happy or is feeling safe.

because a flub is a fish. And fish don't eat cats

Cats spend a lot of time curled up, sleeping. I don't know about other cats, but my cat likes to hide his head with his front paws, or curl up tightly so his face is tucked under his tail or leg while he's sleeping. Heat is trapped by the cat's fur, which retains body warmth very well. I imagine this is probably the reason why some cat's heads can often be warm to the touch, especially one that has just woken up from a nap.

say you lick yourself and are lazy

because cats and elephants both come from the same family (pachyaderms) while there is no longer any physical resemblence between the two the only similarity any more are the noises they make

Yes this is normal. Urine that is warmer than normal doesn't mean anything hun. But if your urine is burning or stinging you when you urinate and you are wheeing more than usual, then this could be a urinary tract infection and you will need to see your doctor.

Three Years.

Male foxes spray - to mark territory. It's a warning to other male foxes to stay away.

5, 7 and 9

If your pregnant cat has three dead kittens, it's crucial to seek veterinary assistance immediately. Retained dead kittens can lead to serious health risks for the mother, including infection and complications during delivery. A veterinarian can provide necessary treatments, which may include medication or a possible surgical procedure to ensure the health and safety of your cat. Monitoring her closely and keeping her comfortable is also important during this time.

She probably has a hairball. Let her lick some butter off your fingers. That should eliminate the problem because the hairball will pass through her feces.

All of them!

The correct term for referring to a group of cats is 'clowder.' Interestingly, there are also two other valid ways to refer to a group of cats, other than just saying "group of cats" or "cats." Those other two terms are 'clutter' and 'glaring.'

In addition to this, if one wants to refer to a group of wild cats, the correct terms are 'dowt' and 'destruction.' A male cat, when neutered, is called a "gib," when not, is called a "tom." Female cats are known as "molly."

The word "cat" itself derives from the Old English "catt." Catt has its source in the Late Latin "catus," meaning: "domestic cat." This Late Latin word probably derives from an Afro-Asiatic word: "kaddîska," meaning "wild cat."

Hi Probably not. If you found a bird it is probably injured and in a case of shock, which means it will not eat and it is probably going to die. Unless you are a vet, if it should heal, it will probably be unable to walk or fly. In that case, it would certainly die back in the wild, so I suppose you (and it) have nothing to lose by trying to keep it, unless you have a cat, in which case you probably don't have a bird but a meal. Your biggest problem will be to get it to eat. Maybe a little bread dipped in milk would work, but be prepared for the worst. Of course, if you "found a bird" and it's a healthy Scarlet Macaw worth about 2000 bucks, you are probably going to see signs around about a lost bird named Scarlet. In which case, keeping it is more a moral question than anything else. But, their cages are big and expensive, and they make a lot of mess. Phil

Well, as a guest you don't live there. So, if you want to do anything except visit, you ask first. If the opportunity presents itself to help with clean up after a dinner or to run a quick errand, it is nice to offer. Emptying the dishwasher is a nice thing to do, if the hostess doesn't mind. Avoid snooping, even if the medicine cabinet begs for a look. Leave the toilet seat as you found it, or put it down. If you are there for an extended visit, pick up after yourself and keep your belongings at or near your suitcase, rather than leaving them in different rooms in the house.

The best thing to do is give them lots of attention; they'll love you for it and will grow up to be very sweet. And make sure they always have plenty of food and water so they don't go looking for it somewhere else. Just be good to them and they will stay with you.

It is a very good idea to avoid drinking excess caffeine while pregnant and to avoid the additives they put in those engery drinks. Taurine, found in Red Bull and some others, is a vital nutrient for cats but is not part of the natural human diet. Even energy drinks that are caffeine free and "natural" are not always a safe bet. Natural does not equal healthy. Arsenic, opium, poisonous mushrooms, sugar and E. coli are all natural too. Talk with your OB about what foods are safe and what to avoid. Some times an additive or homeopathic pill is safe alone but added to pregnancy or other medicines becomes dangerous. And what is safe for a grown woman isn't always safe for babies. Your best advice will always come from your OB, he can also help you think of ways to help beat that sense of afternoon tiredness. :)

No, it is not very safe at all. A 7 months of age, the cat is still very much a kitten and pregnancies from cats that young rarely produce a healthy litter of kittens, and poses a great risk for the young cats' health and well-being. It is ideal to spay the cat before six months.

The word arrogance means haughtiness

My cat has rabbit-like fur so I think that you can