Cat Behavior

beacuse there nice and so sweet :D

I can think of two reasons and it depends on the type of bite.

If the cat is putting just her front teeth on you (nipping), then she is probably hungry. Just think of kitten behaviour how they will rub against their mom before nursing.

If the cat is putting her fangs on you softly, then she probably wants to play. The rub is to say, "Hey, I like you" and the nip is, "Want to play."

This answer could go either way.

Cats are more likely to enjoy the company of canines if they are raised

together from a young age.

Also, it depends on the dog's behavior around felines;

cats are crafty creatures who are intelligent and skilled if wild.

If the cat is well fed to begin with. It should be okay.

If you are planning to go away, make sure it has water out to drink, and leave some dry food out for it to munch on and it should be fine.

i know my cat, jill, she's a sleeper, and a culdder, and a playful one. She sleeps maybe 10-12 hours a day, she's 3. She cuddles A LOT. most cat's are awake, 10 hours a day, 7 days a week. Just be pantince. :)

~AMGELICA L

You can't make them be friends but you can try to bond them by leaving them in close quarters together.

Twice a day.

We trained our cat by carrying it towards the litterbox and making its paws scrape up and down the litter.

It depends on where the cat moved it, do you consider it safe? But you should never touch a kitten before it's eyes are open, unless you absolutely have to, because they are more prone to diseases when their eyes aren't open yet, talk to your vet and ask if it's a safe place and if not, then ask how you should move them or if you should touch them. It won't kill them but it's good to use precaution.

there is no such hair or fur that is really truly black it is just really really dark dark brown

Mom cats often adopt another cat's litter, especially if the mom recently gave birth. For young kittens, that's okay BUT mom will need more food with protein (e.g. a good dry and wet food). However, 12-week old kittens should NOT be nursing. Separate the older kittens from their "adopted" mom and get them onto dry food.

Mother cats will sometimes eat their newborn kittens instinctively if they are too unhealthy to survive for long

Yes, you can trim your outdoor cat's claws. Even when they are trimmed, they are still very sharp. Definitely sharp enough for climbing and self-defense.

you do it over a period of time. On the first day just have a little bit of the new food mixed in the old, then over a period of a few days add more and more of the new food until there is no old food left.

yes they have....but not as in the form as humans have.

all mamals are hv the naval.During the gestation period(during the stumach of the mother) by the the help of a naval cord infant is attached with the mothers body in side the uterus. and the naval is that end of nfant which later cut down near the infant side just after the birth of baby.

Reasons why:

Þ To escape violence in the home

Þ To escape physical, sexual or emotional abuse in the home

ÞBecause the teen has become pregnant

Þ Due to arguments and disagreements within the family

Þ School problems

Þ Want more freedom

Þ Due to drug/alcohol abuse or addiction

yes cats will come home i had a catZiggy who left we assumed that he want away too die but years later he did come back but he wasn't our cat anymore

sometimes cats smell like the vet's office or like the medicine there. it makes other cats nervous because they remember that smell and how unpleasant it is there for them. they will get over it

When kittens are very young they nurse to get milk from their mother, but this is a very special time for the kitten to be loved, cuddled, cleaned, etc. by their mother. They have fond memories of being taken care of by their mother. When a male cat comes along (especially one that is friendly with the kitten) the kitten will try to nurse for comfort and security. There is nothing wrong with this behavior my kittens do this occasionally.

Depends what kind of names you want. If you want human names I would suggest Larry, Harry and Willy. I'm sure you can think of some. If not, google cat names.

Female cats go into heat at the end of their estrus cycle (the feline equivalent of a human female menstrual cycle). When a female cat is spayed they undergo a hysterectomy essentially where the uterus is removed. So to answer the question, no, the only way to stop a female cat from going into heat is to have her spayed.

If you want cat to stop scratching the dining room table what you do is you give him/her a pop on the nose and say NO BAD CAT that what I do to my cat and she stop then him/her would know you mad. There are little sticky strips you can buy in some places. You can stick them onto the the dining room table and when the cats scratches the strip, it won't like the feeling and it either might not scratch the table that often anymore or stop.

A box...of litter.

A hollow cube made out of a dry, inedible substance called "cardboard." You throw any leftover materials from what you have just eaten into it. An example being, the metallic outer coating of a sugary brown coloured rectangle filled with "trans fats" known more commonly to humans as "chocolate." Though this substance is highly toxic, it is strongly sought for. For the more sane, you would throw THIS into a "litter box."

Ehem. Correctionamundo, descriptive dude. Litter boxes are where kitties leave their poopsie-doos for us lucky people to clean up. It's a very unsanitary toilet. (Since you sound British-y, maybe I should use the term "lou.")

It's like a tiolet but for cats; they go in there, do there business and leave. If you own a cat, you need to clean its litter box. You need to get a scoop it and throw it away.

Large pupils, blured vision, increased feelings, ill feeling if you swallow it, increased heart rate, sometimes breathing difficultys!