Cat Behavior

Yes, cats can eat ripe paw paw in moderation as it is not toxic to them. However, it should not be a regular part of their diet as their primary food source should come from cat food that meets their nutritional needs. Always consult with a veterinarian before introducing new foods to your cat's diet.

Tom cats may still be attracted to spayed female cats because they may still emit pheromones that attract males. Additionally, the behavior of tom cats is influenced by instinct and territory marking, so they may still try to pursue and mate with a female cat even if she is spayed. Keeping your female cat indoors and providing a safe and secure environment can help prevent encounters with tom cats.

A cat's arm, or forelimb, is used for activities such as hunting, grooming, climbing, and balance. It allows the cat to move swiftly and with agility, grabbing prey or navigating its environment with precision. The arm also provides the cat with a means to communicate through body language, such as stretching or pawing at objects.

once a male cat starts to spray it is possible that he will continue to do so after neutering. Early neutering is always recommended if you do not intend to breed from a boy (in the case of pedigrees). Responsible moggie owners will also have their boys neutered to ensure he cannot impregnate ad hoc. Most vets recommend neutering at 6 months if all is well. Check with your vet to be safe to take each cats health into account.

Boxers are known for their high prey drive, which can trigger chasing, hunting, and potentially harming smaller animals such as kittens. It is crucial to always supervise interactions between different pets to prevent any harm. Training and socialization can help manage a boxer's prey drive and reduce the risk of such incidents.

The offspring of bacteria is aptly called bacteria. There are hundreds of thousands of types of bacteria in the world.

The oldest cat ever recored in america was 39 she died in 2005.

Cats typically come into heat for the first time between 5-9 months of age, although this can vary. Signs include increased affection, restlessness, yowling, and pacing. It's important to spay your cat to prevent unwanted litters and potential health issues.

When a cat sprays, it typically marks its territory by releasing a small amount of urine onto vertical surfaces. It is a natural behavior for cats, especially unneutered males, to communicate with other cats or assert dominance. It can also be a sign of stress or anxiety.

I've read true articles where cats will travel many miles to get home. When I divorced my first husband I couldn't keep my cat so gave it to my brother and sister-in-law. My cat traveled over 20 miles to get back to our old basement suite. The lady and her daughter that lived there phoned and ask me if she could keep the cat as her daughter was very attached to it. I was very relieved the cat was fine and both he and the little girl were happy.

To help a kitten sleep alone, provide a cozy and warm sleeping area such as a soft bed or blanket. Establish a bedtime routine to help them feel secure and comfortable, such as playing with them before bed to tire them out. Gradually transition them to sleeping alone by spending time with them in their sleeping area until they become accustomed to it.

They are just babies and they are still getting used to the world around them. Everything is new to them, and sometimes while they are playing something can suddenly seem scary. Or they are just trying to be 'fierce scary kittens ;) ' and its their way of trying things out, playing, and testing what they are able to do and how others react to it.

Here is a chart that I hope answers your question:

HY= Human Years

CY= Cat Years

HY CY

1 15

2 24

3 28

4 32

5 36

6 40

7 44

8 48

9 52

10 56

11 60

12 64

13 68

14 72

15 76

16 80

17 84

18 88

19 92

20 96

They can hear you, provided they are not deaf, but getting them to listen is another story. It's really up to the cat if they want to listen to you or not.

Yes. Both male and female cats care for their litter for awhile before they are old enough to go off on their own. Although the males don't usually feed the kittens, they will guard they and their mother from danger.

However, when the litter grows up and moves away, both mother and father will go off alone, and quite possibly never see each other again. If they do meet again, they will not reconize each other or their own kittens.

Yes, but it may be ideal to help with the feeding using a kitten formula and bottles supplied by a vet. Mother cats have 6 nipples, so feeding 9 kittens without help could be very challenging for her.

Well i have a male dog and used to have a cat and they got along just fine but the only thing that my male dog would do is make winning/ whimpering noises when i would pet the cat but nothing more i think my dog did that because of jealousy or trying to be protective because he is the male dog of the house.

They do it because they need to sharpen/clean there claws and keep them healthy. They do this on trees most of the time. But if they are indoors a lot they use furniture or walls/doors as a substitute

1. ability to see very well in the dark
2. sharp claws to rip through their prey
3. long sharp canine teeth to hold, kill, and eat prey
4. large erect ears to help locate the direction of prey
5. etc.

If you don't clean the litter box regularly, it can become dirty and smelly, leading to discomfort for your cat and potential health hazards for both your cat and yourself. Cleanliness is essential to prevent bacterial growth, ammonia buildup, and for your cat to have a hygienic toileting area.

Cats are territorial animals and feel safest in familiar environments. Moving to a new home can be stressful for them because they need time to adjust to the new surroundings and scents. Running away may be their way of seeking out familiar scents or finding a safe hiding spot until they feel comfortable.

The best age to neuter a male kitten is around 4-6 months of age. This helps prevent unwanted behaviors such as spraying/markings and aggression, and also contributes to reducing the overpopulation of cats. It is recommended to consult with a veterinarian for the most appropriate timing for your specific kitten.

Roughly six months.

They can begin to take an interest in the female at around 20/22 weeks but there is no exact age at which they become fertile, therefore a reasonable guideline is 6 months (26 weeks)