Cat Behavior

A cat's claws are retractable and when they are not being used, they are pulled back into protective sheaths called the epidermis or the claw fold. This mechanism helps keep the claws sharp and protected when they are not in use.

No, but they will have some problems. If the intruding cat threatens them, there is a great probability of a fight. Otherwise, depending on shape, size, weight, and fitness, one cat might kill the other cat if provoked.

Still waiting for an answer... I did not want an answer such as you gave me. I wanted a REAL answer. Thanks. Well i just put my cat and bunny in a small room and we'll see how this turns out so far they are fine

Cat Scratch Fever is easy-going infection and usually gets better by itself over several months without any specific treatment. This infection can be more serious with people who have poor immune systems, and antibiotics are used for such patients.

If your child have Cat Scratch Fever you should not isolated him from other family members because Cat Scratch Fever is not contagious. Your child cannot give the disease to anyone else. After having cat scratch disease once, your child is very unlikely to ever get it again.

You may take care of your child at home; you can apply a heating pad or hot water bottle to the swollen glands, giving some pain killer for pain, body aches or fever over 101F. It is not necessary that your child remains at bed, but it may help if your child tires easily. If your child feels like playing, encourage quiet play while being careful to avoid injuring swollen lymph nodes.

Antibiotics are used to treat the unusual forms of cat scratch disease or if your child have poor immune systems. If your child's doctor has prescribed antibiotics, give medication to your child on schedule for as many days as your child's doctor has advised.

Within 2 to 4 months, swollen lymph nodes generally collapse. In a very few cases, a swollen lymph node becomes so large and hurting that physician may advise its amputation. This is generally done in a very easy surgical method with a small incision.

In a nice way to get it's attention, you can buy a new on a stick dangly/sparkly/jingly/sparkly and jingly toy; then pretend not to notice the cat and look away from it playing with the new cat toy. The cat will feel left out and curious then eventually come over to you. Or you could buy something nice that it hasn't tryed before like pillchards or sardines. If you want to get it's attention quicker; then consistantly poke it with a stick (JOKE) Though if you do what the second suggestion says, then get prepared to be eaten by tour cat.

cat behavior is varied. i have 3 cats, all very different. one is friendly and clumsy, one is timid and dainty and one is playful and a bit shy. there behavior with eachother... they all get along well. most neutered cats do. you need to watch out for more aggressive non fixed cats around other cats though. If you are interested in purchasing a cat you should always look for a kitten who is playful and energetic. Although a quiet/docile cat may seem like a good idea, if they are like that as a kitten it usually means there is something wrong with their health.

Behaviour is all about training and attention. If you neglect your cat from an early age, they will become more aggressive and develop bad behaviours. So when someone complains about a nasty cat, dont blame the animal because it is usually the owners neglect or mistreatment which has caused the behaviour in the first place!

You DON'T. The cat is acting on instinct. The cat would not understand why she was being punished, because cats don't reason the way humans do. She would just think you were being mean, and would become afraid of you and maybe bite and scratch you.

Kittens can start purring as early as a few days old. Purring is a sign of contentment and can also serve to communicate with their mother and littermates. It is a soothing behavior that helps kittens bond with their family.

Male cats grooming each other is a behavior known as allogrooming, which helps to build social bonds and reduce tension and conflict between the two cats. It also helps them exchange scents and keep each other clean.

Cats and skunks may or may not get along. Most likely they will not. Most cats are VERY territorial and they will fight, and the skunk most likely will spray the cat.

It depends on your cat. Young cats and cats that are use to sharing their territory with other cats ( or sharing their food) will most likely get along fine with a wild skunk, and even better with a pet skunk. But... It's not a good idea to let your cat around a wild skunk because of rabies.

and if you have a wild skunk coming into your yard, sooner or later it will start to smell, even if the skunk doesnt spray, it will eventually urinate, sit down, or otherwise rub its glands across something.

Cats typically require around 12-16 hours of sleep per day. This amount can vary depending on age and activity level. Cats are natural nappers who like to rest throughout the day to conserve energy for hunting and play.

"Walk back the cat" is a phrase meaning to retrace your steps or analyze a situation in reverse order to understand how it unfolded or to correct mistakes. It is often used in intelligence or military contexts to uncover the source of a security breach or failure in operations.

With proper supervision and training, the kitten and puppy can learn to coexist peacefully. It's important to provide positive reinforcement when they interact calmly and intervene if the kitten's behavior becomes too aggressive. Gradually exposing them to each other in controlled settings can help them build a positive relationship over time.

Introduce the cats slowly and gradually in a controlled environment, provide each cat with their own space and resources, such as food, water, and litter boxes, and use positive reinforcement and treats to reward calm and friendly behavior. Consistent supervision and patience are key to helping your cats get along with each other.

cats will love you if you feed them raw meet (chicken, ground beef,)any sorts of meet.

Make sure to not give your cat dry food this will cause them to have a UTI (urinary tract infection) which causes them to urine blood.

Sudden changes in cat behavior can be due to various reasons such as stress, illness, or territorial issues. It might be helpful to consult with a veterinarian to rule out any health issues or seek advice from a feline behavior specialist to address the underlying cause of their conflict and help them learn to coexist peacefully again.

No. The primary feeling when you pee is your bladder emptying and urine moving through your penis. Ejaculating involves contracting muscles in the crotch and abdomen and intense pleasure on the surfaces of the penis.

There's no real quick fix for this problem, but I'll list some suggestions for you

1. If the new cat is young, or if one of the cats is getting injured badly from the fights, you should keep them separated for a week or two.

2. When you catch them fighting, make them stop. If you can imitate a cat hissing noise, you might want to. If they don't stop, physically separate them. If you continue to stop them for a few days, most cats will at least learn not to fight when you're around.

3. Make sure you have a separate food bowl for each cat. Some cats get angry if another cat eats their food.

4. Make sure that you give both your new and old cats enough love, otherwise they'll get jealous and fight more. You should also avoid petting one of them in front of another one because that promotes jealousy.

Last resort: Sometimes you just have to let them have a few fights so they can get it out of their system, but don't choose this option if either of them or getting injured.

Tip: You probably know this, but they might just be playing. If they are seriously fighting, one of them will probably hiss/growl. Otherwise, they're just having fun.

I hope at least one of these help you.

just leave the mother and the kittens leave fresh water and food out for her. don't touch the kittens until the kittens can walk at least or if the mother cat trusts you and doesn't get mad and start hissing, you can probably play with the kittens at an earlier time. When the kittens get older only leave water and they will start to drink it. Never give milk to kittens when they are still small because they sometimes have an allergic reaction that could possibly kill them. hope this helps.

The cost to replace a curb stop box generally ranges from $500 to $1,500, depending on the location, materials needed, and the extent of the work required.Additional charges may apply if there are complications during the replacement process.

Yes, it is normal for kittens to meow frequently, especially when they are young and trying to communicate with their owners or siblings. It is how they seek attention, express hunger, or signal distress. As they grow older, they may meow less as they become more independent.

The cat is basically trying to save you the trouble of combing out clumps of matted hair. But if for some reason her fur does become matted visit this website for help. http://takedownproducts.com/take_down_matted_fur_hair_detangler http://mattedfurremover.blogspot.com/

It is possible that the cat was pregnant and has now given birth. It's best to monitor her closely and check for signs of nursing kittens nearby. If you suspect any complications or health issues, consult a veterinarian for further guidance.

A neopolitan mastiff named Tia in Cambridgeshire UK had 24 pups which is the current record , they were taken by emergency caesarean the mother being so large.. 4 pups however died shortly after .