Cat Behavior

This varies a great deal depending on whether your cat is allowed outdoors. In places where there are coyotes and raccoons, the average life span of a cat who spends time outdoors is about four years. A cat kept indoors seems to have an average life span of fourteen years, although some cats do live to 25 or more.

Only if the kitten actually has rabies and you receive a bite or a scratch from it. Any animal or human with rabies is capable of transferring it to another living being.

A male cat usually reaches sexual maturity, and therefore be able to reproduce, at the age of about 6 months old, although some reach sexual maturity as early as 4 months.

Spraying is one sign that a cat is ready to mate. He will start to spray vertical surfaces to tell other cats that this is his territory, and to let any passing female cats know he is a willing and healthy mate.

However, it is not ideal to let a kitten breed. It is recommended to neuter kittens before the age of 6 months to eliminate the risk of breeding unwanted litters and possible health problems later on in the cat's life.

Cat urine is the cat's body getting rid of fluids, much like what a human does. Urinating also helps flush out any toxins in the body.

If you want it to stay around feed it, but if you don't take it to a cat shelter so someone can make it a pet.

No, male cats spray urine to mark territory.

About 30 to 40 hours after you deliver the placenta the transitional milk production starts.

It may take longer if you had a c-section.

Also, the more you feed the baby, the faster it comes in.

By 72 hours, there is usually a good milk supply.

Yes. Domestic cats have very sensitive digestive systems.

You should feed your a cat a regular healthy diet from a reputable source - Iams, Science Diet, Purina (I don't like Purina but it's better than a cheese burger), etc.

They also require a fresh water source.

Too much cheese or raw hamburger can kill a domestic cat.

For the same reason humans start to bellow after drinking beer.

Cinnamon can stop cats from scratching it really depends on how determined the cat is to scratch. Another great thing to make cats stop scratching is mixing some lemon with water and squirting at them when they do but do not squirt their eyes. You can also try putting orange peels where they scratch. That remedy is great at Christmas time if your cat starts to chew the Christmas tree hang the peels from the bottom of the tree. You can try patches of material if your cat is scratching furniture like the arms of a chair.

I hope this helps XD

Yes, but it might not work. For dogs, try using vinegar in a spray bottle. Spray the perimeter and between the rows and no more unwanted visitors. Their sense of smell is too sensitive and they will vacate the area. Repeat after rains as necessary. For cats, they should only mess with your plants if they need to, either there is something in the plant that they need and you are not giving them, or if they are trapped inside and starving. But if you really want to keep cats away, try spraying ammonia on the plant. This might attract the dogs though. Cats avoid their own urine.

It may be the water is not fresh, or tastes bad, mine did the same to his food when he knew I'd added a worming powder. (he watched me do it!) Try changing the water, or bowl or both, try putting fresh water somewhere else in the house. Answer: My cat used to do that when I add kitty grass in with the wet food. They'd dig around and only eat the food and not grass. But now that they're grown up, they love eating grass... As for the water, my cat wouldn't drink water if it's even a little bit less fresh. I ended up getting water fountain thingy that filters the water. Also doesn't like hard water, only wants to drink filtered water anyway. I try to wash all his water/food containers every day or every other day, and that helps the appetite as well as drinking water too.

Because it's high in protein, high in calcium, is loaded with vitamins and is relatively low in fat (even 'full fat milk' contains less than 5% fat.

Baking powder isn't any more dangerous for cats than flour is. As long as the cat only has it in small amounts (like if it falls on the floor) then it won't hurt the cat. Large amounts can cause health problems.

You'll know because she'll finally allow the new born kittens to suckle. Cats generally don't allow suckling to begin until all the kittens have been born. Keep an eye out when they do that they all find a teat. The cats milk has very important extra nutrients in the few hours after birth that help boost the new kittens immune system. They all need to get a feed!

If your tamagotchi is still, and looks a bit like an angel, I'm sorry, it's dead.

If it's it's normal figure, and not paused, then you might want to check his health stats and try some of the other button options.

He also may be sleeping. If he is, I can assure you it will wake up soon enough.

Another option is that your tamagotchi may have some sort of technical fault. Make sure no sand or water has got into the buttons.

If you think all is clear, and you've checked all these steps, then maybe you will have to restart your tamagotchi (by pointing a sharp object into the back hole)

With some versions, when the tama is an egg, you can press B (I think) and then it will come up with two options. Download or reset. Try pressing download, it might just activate your old tamagotchi and see if it works there.

Thanks,

elidee8

Without knowing the condition of the quarter, it's pretty hard to say. Anywhere from .25c for a beaten up coin to over $300 for a pristine coin (uncirculated, clean etc).

The GeorgeIVS etc is standard on all coins of that era. It's simply the George IV king by the grace of god (or something similar) in Latin. It doesn't do anything for the value. Current coins have Elizabeth II Dei Gratia Regina, which translates to roughly Elizabeth II Queen by the grace of god. It's a standard inscription on Canadian coins.

It depends on the age, babys take naps but turn into children before a full nights sleep, I'm not sure on children, but they wake up at eight, teenagers sleep longest, 9:00pm to 9:00 am, adults sleep from 10:00pm to, well I'm not sure what time they wake up.

If the smell is in a litter box, thoroughly empty and clean the cat box. Use soap, water, and then let it soak in a bleach solution for a time. Rinse. Use a good quality multi-cat clumping litter. If the house smells, use a white vinegar solution to wash the walls and floors. If the cats have been using a place on carpet, the smell may remain until you replace the carpet. Once the house smells good again, clear the cat box daily, putting the debris into an outside trash can.

Basically, breeding with rats is the same as breeding with mice. You just get a male and female rat and put them together. Leave them together for a while. After the mating takes place, separate them if you wish. But, you MUST remove the male before the babies are born or he may cannibalise (eat) them. If you would like to, you can put another female (who recently had babies) with the mother to be a foster mother if the real mother needs to sleep or something like that. When the babies are about 4 months old, separate them according to their gender or you might end up with unexpected litters of rats. Good luck with your breeding!!!

Cats are hunters by nature, and when the cat brings its kill to your door, it is a sign of respect. Think of it as a gift- gross as it may be. The cat is looking for praise from you on a job well done.

Because Cats have Instincts. In the wild cats (such as tigers) have to hunt for their food. Most Cats (that share our homes with us) catch Bugs and mice. Its their Insticts to hunt. even though they are domesticated, they will always have some wildness in them :]]

They're about equal.

Both can traverse a maze, both can climb heights & then remember the safest way down again. Both recogonise people & objects. They can both work out ways to reach food & build nests.

Rats & mice are both very smart animals. Rats are just more docile.

Greg won two majors: the 1986 and 1993 British Opens.