Cat Behavior

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Yes. They hurt her immensely, which is why she screams during sex, but that is the way cats are made, and from what I have observed the female cat wants it as much as the male.

I dont think that there is a law that says its "LEGAL" to runaway. Whatever it is that is so bad that you need to get away from, somebody, near you can help. Dont run out on yourself. If its abusive, then go to the authorities, if this is just a teen/parent battle, talk it out. There are guidance counselors, clergy,therapist, even trusted other adults in your family's circle that you can go to for help and advice. Running away is a tough life and there are predators out there looking for kids just like you to prey on. I bet you will hate that even more then for the reason you are wanting to run away. What's going on, post on my message board, maybe I can help with suggestions.

Tina Turner says that after she was bitten by a rabies infected kittY, She went to Cuba and asked an old lady who sold socks what remedy she recommended. The lady said to go to the aquarium and swim with dolphins. The dolphins will talk to you and then you have to ask then to go back to your house to swim in your bathtub. ( You must have a rubber ducky). Then you go into the store with your dolphin and buy him chocolate so he will fock you. Then you eat cinnamon. Tina Turner is still living because od this. MERP

Some people have "Shy Bladder Syndrome" and have trouble urinating in public lavatories or at home when people are around. In addition to this, our social cultures worldwide carry various manifestations of taboos against urination even though it is a vital function that allows us to get rid of poisonous salts in our blood that would otherwise kill us quite horribly. I personally think that the reason there is such a prejudice against urination is that it momentarily reminds people that we are all mortal and will someday die. So, instead of focusing on that, focus on the fact that it has not yet happened and you are alive - and once you've finished peeing, you can get back to the various and wonderful activities of living.

You don't know, a cat will have it's kittens where it decides is the best spot to do so. If you're talking a house cat you could try making a spot for it in a warm, out of the way place near food and water and spend time with the cat there so it gets comfortable with it. However while this may help it's not a guarantee she'll have her kittens there.

The only answer in this case is supervision. A dog can't be house trained on the spot. So don't let him out of your sight and catch him when he starts to get on or near the furniture. Once a dog has toileted on your furniture, be sure to completely remove all odor. Remember that a dog's nose is much more sensitive than a human's. He'll be able to smell minute traces even if you can't and even after you have thoroughly cleaned with regular household cleaners. So use an enzymatic cleaner such as "Nature's Miracle," to break down the molecules so he can no longer smell them. This and similar products are available through a local veterinarian or pet store.

The kittens most likely have an upper respiratory infection. You should get them seen by a Vet. A simple antibiotic will clear it up.

to be honest i dont know but i would pay lots of attention to both cats to reduce the possibility of jelousy between the to cats

because they were both reliean. and that were pregnant at the time

Male cats spray to mark territory, the cat has just claimed your son as his property and is telling other male cats to stay away. In other words the cat just posted a "private property no trespassing" sign in cat language.

Noo, well i don't think so. Because males are usually protective of there environment and tend to hurt another cat that comes in it. and yes the older they get the more mean. so I don't think sooo. But if he doesn't have that kind of temper, go for it:)

Because their head is the widest part of their body., however, this may not be so if a cat is extremely overweight.

yes cats can get used to eating mostly anything but its best to raise it when it a kitten because they learn faster and get used to eating different things not just meat and cat biscuits.

when i got my cat at 8weeks old it wanting to drink milk and eat meat and nothing else but i kept on leaving it left overs like egg, bread and rice and a little meat in its feed bowl but the car refused to eat it until he got really hungry but at the mean time i gave it a little meat and biscuit just to keep it healthy and leaving the rice and bread or egg with the milk. he got used to eating things like that after 1-2 months now its his favorite. it was hard for him in the start but at the end he loved it and now hes not fussy at all it just needs time.

Yes, a cat might bite a bagel out of curiosity or because it is attracted to its texture or smell. Cats are known to investigate and play with various objects, including food items. However, whether a cat actually likes the taste of a bagel varies by individual cat, as some may be more interested in the novelty than in eating it.

They like to be near people, and being on chairs puts them more at eye level. (yeahh my aunty has a cat and there is only my aunty and her husband and the cat in the house but when they sit outside they have to put out 3 chairs (1 for he cat) this is because she has become so attached to them and likes to be around them)

If you do not wish to purchase a proper litter box pan, which can be obtained in the pet aisle of your local grocery store. Then you can make one out of a short plastic box, like one used for storage. Make sure it is large enough to comfortably fit your cat, and is not too tall for it to jump into. Fill it with clean cat litter, show your kitty where the box is placed, and there you go!

You can determine if a male stray cat has been neutered by looking for a few key signs. Neutered males typically have a lack of visible testicles, which are absent or reduced in size; however, some cats may still have a small amount of scrotal tissue. Additionally, neutered males may exhibit less territorial behavior and aggression. If you're unsure, a veterinarian can provide a definitive answer.

A shaking in the front end of a 2003 Chevy Avalanche could indicate several issues, such as worn or damaged suspension components, including ball joints, tie rods, or control arms. It may also be related to wheel alignment problems or unbalanced tires. Additionally, issues with the brake system or loose steering components could contribute to the shaking. It's advisable to have the vehicle inspected by a qualified mechanic to diagnose and address the problem properly.

Yes, it is possible to see kittens moving in a pregnant cat's stomach, especially in the later stages of pregnancy. As the kittens grow and develop, their movements can sometimes be visible as small ripples or shifts in the mother's abdomen. However, this may vary depending on the cat's size, the number of kittens, and their stage of development. It's a fascinating sight for those who have the chance to observe it!

Cat trees can be expensive due to the quality of materials used, such as sturdy wood, plush fabric, and sisal for scratching posts, which ensure durability and safety for pets. Additionally, their design often includes multiple levels, hiding spots, and interactive elements that cater to a cat's natural instincts, requiring more intricate craftsmanship. Brand reputation and unique features also contribute to higher prices. Finally, manufacturing costs, including labor and shipping, can further drive up the cost.

The average western rattlesnake typically measures between 3 to 5 feet in length. However, some individuals can grow larger, with reports of specimens reaching up to 7 feet. Size can vary based on factors such as habitat and availability of prey.

When kittens are young they don't clean their own faces and rely on their mothers (or you) to do it for them, so this is totally normal. You can often just stroke it off their face with a clean fingertip, but if it's really crusted on you can use a washcloth soaked with warm water.

Largely they are just there for the warmth of your body, and because they like you, and want to be near you. If they sit on your lap when you are awake, they are just continuing that activity by laying on you when you sleep.

It is not uncommon for kittens to have trouble pooping in the first 8 weeks. A fishy smell in the mouth is also normal