Cats clean themselves by licking, so any loose fur ends up in ther digestive system which builds up into a ball in their stomach. Some hairballs get digested, but some eventually get rejected and so the cat vomits it back up. The only way to prevent this is by frequent brushing/grooming, or by giving a cat special malt paste to aid digestion and break down of hairballs.
Yes, cats have pubic hair as part of their fur coat. Pubic hair in cats can vary in length and thickness depending on the breed and individual cat.
No but some cats look blue
Cats, like all land mammals, have hair that covers their entire bodies. The hair (often called fur) is dense and protects the cat from extreme temperatures, attacks from a predator or another cat and keeps dirt from reaching the skin.
No, lions do not get fur balls like domestic cats do. Their digestive systems are designed to handle large amounts of hair from grooming and consuming prey without the formation of fur balls.
Well, squirrels have the same fur characteristic as cats where the fur is damp and they do not have fluffy fur anymore when they get wet. Squirrels, like cats, also do not like to get wet.
All cats have fur. unless they are furless cats
This answer is sort of unknown because when cats are babies they don't have fur . But some cats don't grow fur.
Yes, cats have melanin in their fur, which gives their fur its color.
cats have fur(you spelt it fur wrong)not hair
the cats fur the cats fur
None, cats have fur. Cats are mammals. Mammals have fur, that's it. If you really thought cats had feathers, you obviously don't know you fur.
Yes, female cats typically have softer fur compared to male cats.
Cats without fur.
Cats have skin covered in fur.
yes because there are from the cat family and ALMOST everyone (cats) have fur
No, cats with an orange fur are often male. But this is not always the case.
Yes, cats have fur. The purpose of their fur is to regulate body temperature, provide protection, and aid in communication through scent marking.