If the whisker was cut, yes it will grow back. Sometimes if a whisker is burned it will not grow back.
Whiskers are hair shafts, just like the rest of a cat's fur. Like every single hair on a cat's body they will periodically shed and then regrow.
So yes their whiskers grow back. :)
NO! THEY DO NOT GROW BACK! Just kidding. They do grow... :)
yes they do
Yes they do!! Do not try this at home. PLEASE!! FOR THE KITTY! When I was little I cut off my cat's whiskers. (They were black.) Then, they soon grew back but white.
Yes, my cats whiskers have been shedding like crazy, and if you look close, you can see little tiny whiskers growing in the bald spot.
they will grow back they will not die if one of their whiskers fall out it is like us we lose our teeth and our teeth grow into adult teeth right? will for them they lose their whiskers and like I said they grow back.
Their whiskers are specialize hairs, so they grow like any other hair.
Do not cut your rabbit's whiskers because they are important sensory tools that help a rabbit navigate in front of them (a blind spot). However, in the accidental case that you do, do not worry; the whiskers will grow back.
its just part of the normal shedding process.
I guess they don't heal, more or less grow out. whiskers are just like human hair, they grow back to original length if damaged
they will grow back they will not die if one of their whiskers fall out it is like us we lose our teeth and our teeth grow into adult teeth right? will for them they lose their whiskers and like I said they grow back.
Their whiskers are specialize hairs, so they grow like any other hair.
It's not "bad" but it's a bit inconvenient for while. Cats use their whiskers to help gauge width of spaces to crawl through, but it won't disable them if their whiskers are singed. At least they will grow back.
Yes, dog's whiskers do grow back.
Yes, but they grow them back. When a cat grows or if its molting, some whiskers will fall out. Do not stand on the whiskers or they'll get stuck in your foot. Pick them up if you see them and throw them away.
Do not cut your rabbit's whiskers because they are important sensory tools that help a rabbit navigate in front of them (a blind spot). However, in the accidental case that you do, do not worry; the whiskers will grow back.
Cats have whiskers.
These hairs are called whiskers, or vibrissae. Whiskers are touch receptors that send information about the cat's surroundings to its sensory nerves, providing it with a more acute sense of feeling. Without these hairs, cats may become disoriented and scared. Although they do grow back, cat whiskers should never be trimmed or removed.
OK. If a cat is trying to fit into a tight area, its whiskers will tell it if it will fit. If the whiskers brush the sides of the area, they will back out. If nothing touches its whiskers, it will be a safe fit.
its just part of the normal shedding process.
Yes, dogs grow whiskers. They get them when they are born.
Cats are born with their whiskers. They would probably be kind of "blind" without them. The whiskers on the side of their heads are the width of their body. The whiskers on top of their head are how tall they are. They use them to see if they can fit through spaces or not. They are essential to cats, so never try to cut your cat's whiskers. This can harm them and make it way more difficult for them to tell how big a space is. This could result in them getting stuck or even hurt.