Cat Behavior

No, Chinese restaurants in the US do not use cat to prepare their food; this is simply a myth. However, in China, some people do consume cats and dogs, although this is uncommon and in less populated areas.

a cat will have around 5 or 6 kittens in a litter most of the time. my cat has 3 kittens right now. the world record of most kittens in a litter is 12 but that is very unlikely.

Some cats like my friends have up to 9 or 10

Although cats usally have up to 5 or 6 kittens at a time they can keep having more litters like my old cat is dead now but she had 6 litters of 6 kittens thats 36 in her lifetime.

There could be several reasons: * Cats love their comfort and that of their owner, so by getting up you are disrupting their comfort. They need to know where you are going. * May want outside. * May want a treat or your pet may think they are going to be fed.

Protect your "good" hand with a wad of toilet paper, and tuck the cat under your other arm, with his butt facing your front.

Unless he's eaten an extremely long hair, it's unlikely that it's tangled around his intestines - but since there is that possibility, pull the hair out gently and slowly - don't yank it too hard. He may squirm a bit, since it'll feel weird to him - that's normal and fine. If you meet with real resistance (hair feels stuck, cat sounds like he's in real pain), you'd best bite the bullet and take him to a vet.

One last thing: it's best to do this in a bathroom, or another room with a washable floor, on the off chance of any "dingleberries." Good luck!

Some cats may get motion sickness from car rides, which may cause them to vomit or defecate. However, this is not the case with all cats. Some cats may get agitated during a car ride without getting ill at all, and other cats may even enjoy the ride.

I own a mother cat and 1 kitten, but the mother cat isn't the parent of the kitten, she adopted her in, along with three other kittens a month ago. What elder cats do is pretty much unknown, they are solitary animals, mostly keeping to themselves, which can be stressful to the owners. Anyways, it kind of depends on... if she is an outdoor cat? or and indoor all the time? If she was both then she may have been confused on what came out of her, and rejected the kittens, or was stressed about the constant attention they need. If outdoor strictly, then she may have wnted to get away for a while and wandered too far winding up lost, and then found by a REALLY nice couple of people, or family with cats. If indoor, she may have been wanting to explore the outdoor world very badly, not knowing whats out there, so she runs out the door her first chance, and since no one else may know she is your cat they might have kept her not bothering to send out "Found Cat" forms. But I really hope you can find her, ask around in your neighborhood, if no one speaks up, then hope for the best and pray for her safety, or her safe return home.

Never give a kitten cow milk. It may cause severe upset stomach, gas and/or diarrhea.

ONLY give kitten-milk replacer (KMR)

If the kitten is 1 week old, it's going to weigh around 4 ounces. It should be given 32ccs of KMR 6 times a day.

2 weeks: weight of 7 ounces. Fed 56ccs of KMR 12 times a day.

3 weeks: weight of 10 ounces. Fed 80ccs of KMR 10 times a day.

4 weeks: weight of 13 ounces. Fed 104ccs of KMR 8 times a day.

5 weeks: around 1 lb. Fed 128ccs of KMR 6 times a day.

A cat can eat Weetabix cereal. There is nothing toxic to a cat in the cereal. The diet of the cat should not depend on the cereal because the nutrient the cat needs to thrive is different than that of a human.

Feline leukemia is a very contagious viral disease of cats. It is not related to the leukemia that people get, which is a type of cancer. Instead, it is an immune disease similar to human AIDS. The cats pass it to each other by body fluid, so if they eat and drink from the same container, they can catch the disease. Feline leukemia is fatal, and has no cure.

For kittens, any high quality cat food is the best. Kittens eat exactly the same food as an adult cat - the only difference is quantity. Brands will advertise kitten food as a clever marketing ploy, although in reality, the difference between the kitten and adult foods are often minimal. For many high quality brands, kitten and adult food are exactly the same, so are complete for all ages. Just be sure to feed a kitten small but frequent meals. 3 to 6 meals per day for a kitten is ideal, although this factor will greatly depend on age and size.

Never give a kitten cow's milk as many cats are lactose intolerant and can make them sick.

Cats are carnivores so they derive all the nutrients from meat, so it makes sense to find a food with a high (50% or over) meat content. This should be the FIRST ingredient (listed as Chicken, Turkey, Lamb, Tuna, etc.). Foods that are free of grains, corns, and wheat gluten are highly recommended as these are cheap "filler" that bulk up foods - but have no nutritional value for your kitten. Wet food with these specifications are much easier to find than in dry food.

For high-quality cat and kitten food there is: Wellness, Blue Buffalo, Eagle Pack, Felidae, Orijen, Grau, Animonda Carny, Bozita (from zooplus.co.uk), HiLife (60% meat), to name a few.

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Cats can have medicine only if it has been prescribed to them by a vet, and in the authorized doses. Many human medications are lethal to felines.

Most likely your cat is purring. Although the reason of why cats purr is unknown, there is nothing wrong with your cat.

Or she ate some rocks/pebbles Some animals have been known to do this by instinct. It seemingly helps in digestion by grinding the food down inside the stomach. The stones stay in their stomach all their life as far as i know, and become rubbed round over time

My cats have never done this, I have a few cats.

UTI stands for urinary tract infection. Yes, your female cat can get UTIs, although they are not as common in cats as they are in humans.

Not unless you love it and it loves you. This will happen by playing with it and helping it out around the house. Get the cat's trust and it will let you kiss it. Otherwise your face won't look so nice after....

The movements of cat's tail is related to its emotional state. If a cat twitches the tip of its tail, it is relaxed and calm. If a cat lashes the tail from side to side, they are agitated or mad at you or just bothered and wants to be left alone.

That she is or was suckling kittens.

Nothing will happen. The female cat, because she is not nor never will be on heat, will often not welcome the male's advances and might even fight him off. There is no chance she will get pregnant.

To stop this behaviour it would be advisable to neuter the young male cat.

Excess saliva from dogs mouths is often a sign of fear. The saliva froths up from barking and growling. Sounds strange but fear in dogs who act and seem like they want to fight is natural. A frightened dog wants to dominate the other so it doesn't have to be fearful anymore.

Yes, as long as it's specific milk made just for cats. Cow milk will cause diarrhea in cats (trust me, I know). I also have something to add. Not just cow milk, other milks to. The truth is that cats are lactose intolerance.So lactose free milk is fine for cats.
No, cow milk is bad for cats as they are lactose intolerant. Milk may make them throw up or give them diarrhea.

Assuming you mean ordinary table salt (NaCl), then in the short term, nothing serious. They might get somewhat thirsty.

Other salts might have different outcomes.

Well, the average two-month-old kitten weighs about two pounds, and there are roughly 220 million cats in the world (estimated), so the combined weight of all the kittens in the world is about 440 million lbs.

the answer is yes, as the toctis infects the animals retna and travels through the cells to close the naked eye as of wich it dies.