Cats are considered one of the cleanest house pets. Their habit of self-grooming helps to keep them prim and proper throughout the day. As such, they require much less grooming and maintenance than dogs. In fact, your feline friends may spend up to half of their time awake taking care of their fur.
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When a dog has some sort of wound or injury, it is simply an instinct for them to repeatedly lick the affected area. Keep reading to learn more about the risks of allowing your dog to lick its wounds and how to avoid any negative consequences.
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Does your cat ever “make biscuits”? Or “knead dough?” These terms commonly refer to the ritual of cat kneading. Animal scientists and researchers have suggested a few theories why cats do this.
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Although your cat may typically adopt an elegant, refined demeanor and posture, they may also occasionally surprise you and do something quite out of the ordinary — such as rolling over and shimmying on their back when they see you. So, what’s with the dance? As it turns out, there isn’t one firm reason
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Like it or not, cats love to scratch. They do it for two main reasons: Functional & Physiological – To keep their nails sharp and smooth, to mark territory with visible scratches, and possibly to reduce stress Communicative – A way of telling you or other animals something (“Hey, I don’t like that!”) Unfortunately,
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