Cat Behavior

sorry, I'm not a scientist, but I could tell you that they are curious and they enjoy it as much as we do, if it helps.

Some mother cats will do just that but not as a rule, they will feel the loss of one of their kittens the same as a human would feel, this is why there is saying that some people use to describe an "unfit mother" Cats make better mothers than her!" not a nice saying , but there it is.

Cats preen only to wash themselves. They are a fastidious animal and really do not like to get dirty at all. Sometimes they will over wash usually resulting in coughing up a hair ball. If they don't preen themselves, they may end up with matted hair which can cause problems with their overall health. I have one lazy cat who will not wash herself very much, has medium hair length, hates brushing, and ends up matted as all get out. We then have to go to the vet and have her shaved - referred to "the Lion Cut"

Not always. It depends what type of cat you get, not the gender, the type like a shorthaired or a tabby or a Persian. Things like that can depend on what their skin looks like. Also it depends on what colour their mum is because that mostly has an advantage on the colour of what their skin is like.

when you add cat litter to any grease or oil stain then minerals inside get the stain out

'Contented cat' is not a proverb. Proverbs are longer than two words eg A stitch in time saves nine.

A cat should not be bathed by a human unless it's absolutely necessary. A few of these examples would be if your cat is covered in fleas and ticks, your cat is VERY dirty, or your cat got into something toxic or otherwise harmful. Check the website in related links, it may help you decide if your pet needs a bath.

You fill a tub of water with warm water a few inches high. Your cat also can go into the sink. Put the cat in the tub and you should always have a helper to hold it down. Gently massage the shampoo onto the cats fur. Rinse with cold water from the sink. Dry the cat of with a towel.

my new born kitten's butt is bleeding what does it mean? is it normal?

No hes probable just hot my cat does that all the time nothing to worry about okay little miss up tight mommy

not partically but is a slight sign so if i were you i would take it to a vet and get it checked out just incase

Just a few days.

Yes. I've heard many of the same cases and I believe that it is because they are going through changes that make their body do weird things.

meowed.

Also, cats meow all the time. That's no problem. However, if it yowled at you, back away slowly.

something or someone has scared or hurt her, try and catch her and then bring her home, DO NOT LET HER OUT AGAIN, once a cat has been domesticated, she will not go feral again, unless she is starving, which I am sure is not the case here, especially since she has been spayed and has been well cared for, just try and get her back to your home, and everything will be fine.

Is the food KD Feline Prescription Cat Food? If so, then your other cat can eat it occasionally. KD has a lower protein content than other cat foods, which is good for older cats with kidney problems and such. Since it has a lower protein content, it should not constitute your other cat's entire diet. But occasionally feeding it to both cats is not a problem.

If it's not KD you're talking about, then ask the question again, this time with the name of the food included in the question.

it may have fleas. . . or just be grooming obsessively.

No, it is uncommon for a tomcat to hurt or kill kittens, even if they are not his own. A tomcat will usually wait for the Queen to come back into season after weaning the kittens in order to mate with her.

Hand wash the sweater in vinigar ( no soap) roll it in a towell to dry. Next hand wash as normal adding vanilla flavouring or vanilla fabric softner. Dry as usual. Good Luck

it means that the prsone loves cats

can you forclose one and keep making payments on the others how about if you have an helloc too

Something is very wrong. She should not be bleeding. She may have a wound in that area. You need to take her into your Veterinarian to have her checked out. The sooner the better.

Unless you know the differences in the color or smell of each of the cat's urine, you can't tell which one it was.

Cats should get a check up once a year. You don't have to, but there are some people are going every six months but as long as you go to the vet yearly you should be fine.

Yes. Possums in suburban areas have been known to feed on cat food if it has been left out overnight. As a rule, it does not form part of the possum's natural diet, of course, but suburban possums are opportunistic creatures which will feed on household sraps.

Have you changed their diet? Have they been sick? Have they been on antibiotics? All of these can effect their defecation color. My cat was sick and had tarry red diarrhea, but we got her on antibiotics and it turned green. Also, most of the time green feces normally mean that iron is not being absorbed from the food or an increase in iron intake. It depends.