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1 week ago |
petmojo.com | Katie Downey
Cats are small creatures who can be overly emotional, just like humans. Since they can’t talk, they have other means of expressing themselves to others of their kind and those who aren’t. Hissing is one of the many ways cats express their displeasure about something, whether because of pain, fear, territory issues, or anger. Even big cats hiss when they are expressing unhappiness. Let’s find out more about why cats hiss and what it means.
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2 weeks ago |
petmojo.com | Katie Downey
As mammals, cats have nipples to feed our young, but how many do they have? Does this number ever differ? Find out more here. When discussing the topic of cat nipples, you might recall the movie “Meet the Fockers” and how Ben Stiller’s character described what it was like milking a cat. As hilarious as the scene is, there isn’t any way to milk a cat, and chances are the cat would give you some wounds to take home as a reminder. How many nipples can a cat have?
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2 weeks ago |
petmojo.com | Katie Downey
Cats are finicky creatures, filled with attitude. They can be dramatic and emotional over simple things such as clipping their nails or being taken to the vet. They want us to know, loud and clear, that they are not happy with us. Living with a cat is much like living with a petite, furry, grumpy, apathetic teenager who is always ready to throw a tantrum when they do not get their way. Let’s learn how long these feisty felines can hold a grudge. Can Cats Hold a Grudge?
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2 weeks ago |
petmojo.com | Katie Downey
Cats, whether big or small, long or short-haired, talkative or silent, clingy or distant, have won over the hearts of 220 million people worldwide. We are fascinated with breed specifics and ways to modify breeding programs to produce cats of specific size, fur length, and coloring. Fluffy cats are adorable and seem excellent at looking aristocratic and grumpy. Let’s check out some of the fluffiest and most popular breeds today.
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3 weeks ago |
petmojo.com | Katie Downey
Like humans, cats can be sad from loneliness, stress, pain, hunger or thirst, and lack of attention. While we produce tears when we cry, cats do not. We don’t always cry when upset; that type of sadness is similar to what cats experience, but they do not have complex emotions like humans. That is a surprise since cats seem to know how to be clingy, happy, pouting, sad, or angry. They experience feelings that are not as intricate as our human emotions.
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