Do Cats Know What “No” Means?
Dogs clearly understand verbal commands. Your cat can also understand you when you tell them “no” or issue any other verbal command, but not in the way you’d think.
Polydactyl cats, anatomy, burping, scent glands, purring, arm whiskers, and more! Learn all kinds of facts about your cat.
Dogs clearly understand verbal commands. Your cat can also understand you when you tell them “no” or issue any other verbal command, but not in the way you’d think.
Cats share the same 5 senses as humans, but they also have a curious sixth sense. Do you know what it is? Let’s explore the “Flehman Response”!
Fibrocartilaginous Embolism (FCE) also known as a “spinal stroke” is rare but it is something that can happen to cats. Learn what it is, why it happens and how to treat it.
Cats love confined spaces, and cardboard boxes are perfect for this. It doesn’t matter what size it is, cats just can’t get enough of their cardboard homes, but why?
Why cats purr is not exact science, but many believe it to be a form similar to that of a human’s smile. This could be because they are happy, scared, or something else entirely..
Did you know people often have different traits depending on which pet they prefer? Let’s take a look at how cat lovers differ from dog lovers!
When domestic or wild cats leave their paw markings behind in the snow, sand or dirt, something is different from other mammals. What is it?
Cats have 9 main scent gland locations throughout their bodies that are responsible for leaving their own unique scent behind. Let’s take a look at each scent gland!
Cats have the ability to release “feel good” chemicals in the brain which can not only cut down on stress levels but even ward off depression and anxiety!
It would seem that while dogs burp quite often, cats seldom do, if at all. If you are wondering if a cat burps or is even capable of burping, science will give you the answer.