Cat Behavior

The tip of a cat's tail has many nerve endings that cause it to be sensitive. There are tiny bones that are surrounded by muscle and nerve endings in a cat's tail. Some cats have more sensitive tails than others.

it depends on what breed but normally like dogs around 15 years

Your cat probably has fleas and they are bothering him/her very very much.

What should you do? Comb through your cat's fur and if there are little gray maggots or actual fleas. If there aren't, maybe take your cat to the vet. However, if there are buy some flea treatment (around $40) and apply it to your cat.

Hope this helps!

it probably comes w/ age or if he's been in specific light. U should ask a perfessional like a vet or animal specialist.

First, weigh yourself. Then, write that down. Then hold the cat in your hands and weigh yourself again. Subtract the cat and your weight together from your weight.

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it's simple keep it's favourite food in the basket n take it that side n it will jump it the basket and it starts using it simple

Most likely the reason is that your cat is dominant or protective of its food. The best thing to do is to put them in separate rooms at feeding time.

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Meow?

I believe a cat having "nine lives" just means cats are tough.

For example, my friend's cat got ran over and lived!

In order to clean cat urine from a cowhide rug, you need to soak up the urine with a paper towel. Next, spray the rug with a cat odor deodorizer spray and apply a little soap to it.

Okay, well this one is hard. But don't worry the same is happening for me. When she yells at you ( which she will ) , try as hard as you can not to yell back. Just be silent, or politly disagree. Don't whine either. Do what she tells you to do. But you don't have to do this all the time, or she will suspect you are kissing up to her, and she will yell, cry, or get depressed. Another thing to remember is when women are going through menopause, their hormones are ALL out of whack. So they usually don't mean allot of what they say. And yes, they will cry.. ALLOT... But just hold on because this crazy hormone cycle will end someday. :-)

nope they don't i don't think so.....

Actually a male cat acts "crazy" BEFORE he mates, because he's trying to attract a female cat. This includes meowing constantly and rolling around on the ground.

hell yes they can give you diseases and break things

okay accually, cats are very destructive but they are the best pets. i have lived with cats all my life, and they are very comforting. i accually trained my cat and he could fetch, sit, meow and many other things. He also came for food when i said treats. he was the best cat in the world and they can not give you a desiease. i have lived with cats all my life and i am very healthy. i had a turtle and my other cat used to sit on its tank. one day she knocked over my turtles light, and my boy cat woke me up so i could put the light back on the tank before it burned down my house because it did burn a whole in the carpet. thereofre cats are the best pets even though they can be a little destructive.

Yes it will, so keep the kittens away from any area where there are snakes.

they will let you know, but you should probably just make sure you let them out every once in a while to prevent accidents

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It all depends on whether the cat is off it's food but will drink water, which would suggest that it either has a hard-to-shift furball, or if it won't touch any sort of sustenance at all, then it is probably something more serious & the animal should be taken to a vet. If the cat is lethargic more than usual, displays unusual hiding tactics, i.e. shies away from it's habitual spots, drinks copious amounts of water & pees alot it could be suffering from kidney disease/failure (which was the case with one of mine), especially if it is an older feline. It is quite prevalent in cats of advanced years & there is very little that can be done other than to either pay to prolong its pain or accept that it would be better to give it a pain-free release.

Neither option is particularly nice, but bear in mind the interest of the animal.

Hope this is of some help.

they are trying to look bigger to fend off attackers, thats why they spray and there hair sticks up too.

definitely not, a cat should only bleed a little while giving birth

== == Yes, there is not a problem.

Cats sit under the Christmas tree because they feel safe there. They are hard to reach.

They also are able to look out the window if the tree is behind it.

Also the tree is a novelty because it is only there for a few weeks in a year.

Finally the decorations are something to play with for a cat to play with.