Scary facts about cats and dogs?

Answer 1

I really fun fact I know is that when kittens are born, they have blue eyes.

A fact about cats is that when cats are born, they have really rough toughs like sandpaper but when cats get older, There toughs become more soft.

By: orangepop

Answer 2

Let me think,

They:

Shred the curtains, Scratch the furniture, Terrorise the hamster, Get claws stuck in the table cloth and jump off in panic, then when they hear the crash of mum's vase on the floor, run into the other room and pretend they're innocent. Sleep on the clean laundry, Jump into wardrobe and sleep there until you close the wardrobe door, then they yowl their heads off, walk into the other room and meow till you go into the room and pet them, puke up fur balls, overall, they think that humans are just there to make comfortable beds for them!

Answer 3

Despite their reputation for domestication, both cats and dogs retain predatory instincts from their wild ancestors. Dogs have a powerful sense of smell that can detect diseases in humans, while cats' saliva contains bacteria that can be harmful if transferred through scratches or bites. Cats also have a tendency to hide signs of illness, making it sometimes difficult to identify health issues early.

Answer 4

dog are scary