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Invest in your cat’s wellbeing this year by checking whether their food is right for them and discovering new ways of showing your love. Are you in for some fun? Take the cat quiz to find out how much you really know about cats and get to know more about your favorite felines in our fascinating articles.
My Cat December 2023 – Giveaway
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Catit Art Contest 2024
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Browse through all entries of the 2024 Catit International Cat Art Contest and stay posted on cat art news & contests!
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A cat’s nose print is unique
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Just like our fingerprints are all unique, each cat has a different nose print. For now, cats are identified by their microchip, but who knows what the future might bring. A nose scanner, perhaps?
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Just like our fingerprints are all unique, each cat has a different nose print. For now, cats are identified by their microchip, but who knows what the future might bring. A nose scanner, perhaps?
Cats are nocturnal
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Cats are actually crepuscular. This means that they are most active at dusk and dawn. After all, this is when small prey animals are out and about as well, making it the perfect time for hunting, just like it’s the perfect time to leave the couch to hunt for our favorite snack in the kitchen.
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
Cats are actually crepuscular. This means that they are most active at dusk and dawn. After all, this is when small prey animals are out and about as well, making it the perfect time for hunting, just like it’s the perfect time to leave the couch to hunt for our favorite snack in the kitchen.
Rubbing butter on your cat’s paws when moving will help them find back their new home
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This is, to be honest, one of the strangest myths we have ever heard. The idea is that, when you put butter on your cat’s paws, the scent from their old house will be removed, and the scent from their new home will be absorbed. This makes no sense at all. Is your cat lost and do you want to help them find their way home? Place their used litter box outside so they can go towards their own, familiar scent.
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
This is, to be honest, one of the strangest myths we have ever heard. The idea is that, when you put butter on your cat’s paws, the scent from their old house will be removed, and the scent from their new home will be absorbed. This makes no sense at all. Is your cat lost and do you want to help them find their way home? Place their used litter box outside so they can go towards their own, familiar scent.
The average life span of a cat is 13 years
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In 2002 the average life expectancy of a cat was still 12 years, but thanks to advances in medical science and more people keeping their cat indoors, the average life span has increased since. Unfortunately, we must add that the average lifespan for an outdoor cat is only about 5-6 years. The oldest cat ever, ‘Creme Puff’, passed away at the age of 38.
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
In 2002 the average life expectancy of a cat was still 12 years, but thanks to advances in medical science and more people keeping their cat indoors, the average life span has increased since. Unfortunately, we must add that the average lifespan for an outdoor cat is only about 5-6 years. The oldest cat ever, ‘Creme Puff’, passed away at the age of 38.
Cats scratch your belongings to annoy you
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Even though the internet is full of memes stating that cats are a**holes, cats do not scratch your belongings to annoy you. Cats scratch objects to spread their scent, stretch specific muscles in their shoulder and back area, sharpen their claws, and release built-up emotions. Some cats scratch your furniture while you are near to get a response (a.k.a. attention) from you, so yeah, maybe they aren’t always the innocent angels we’d like them to be.
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
Even though the internet is full of memes stating that cats are a**holes, cats do not scratch your belongings to annoy you. Cats scratch objects to spread their scent, stretch specific muscles in their shoulder and back area, sharpen their claws, and release built-up emotions. Some cats scratch your furniture while you are near to get a response (a.k.a. attention) from you, so yeah, maybe they aren’t always the innocent angels we’d like them to be.
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