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Cats and Stalking

Cat Behavior

20 Mar

Cats and Stalking: Why Cats Stalk Stalking is an intrinsic part of a cat’s behavior, stemming from their natural predatory instincts. Even domestic cats, who are well-fed and do not need to hunt for survival, often exhibit stalking behaviors. This can manifest in various ways, from chasing after toys to pouncing on unsuspecting house guests. These actions are not just…
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Why Cats Wiggle Before Pouncing

Cat Behavior

19 Mar

Cats Wiggle Before Pouncing: Pre-Pounce Ritual Cats are known for their stealth and agility, especially when it comes to hunting or playing. One peculiar behavior that has piqued the curiosity of cat parents and feline enthusiasts alike is the way cats wiggle their behind before they pounce. This pre-pounce ritual is not just a cute quirk; it plays a vital…
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Cat Scooting: Reasons Behind This Behavior

Cat Behavior· Cat Anatomy & Health· Joanne's Blog

18 Mar

Cat Scooting: Understanding Cat Butt Dragging Cat scooting is an observable behavior where a cat drags its rear end along the ground, often interpreted by many cat parents as a peculiar or even amusing action. However, this behavior can indicate an underlying health issue that requires attention. While occasional scooting can be normal, particularly as a self-cleaning behavior, frequent or…
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What is a Catnap?

Joanne's Blog· Cat Behavior

17 Mar

CatNap vs Deep Sleep in Cats A catnap refers to the brief periods of sleep where cats doze lightly. Unlike deep sleep, these short rest periods allow a feline to quickly recharge while remaining alert to their surroundings. Cats are adept at switching between these short naps and longer, deeper sleep segments, adapting their rest to their natural instincts and…
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Cats Sleep with One Eye Open

Joanne's Blog· Cat Behavior

17 Mar

Cats Sleeping with Eyes Open: Cat Sleep Behavior Cats are known for their unique sleeping habits, and one curiosity that often intrigues their guardians is the tendency of some cats to sleep with one eye open. This behavior is not uncommon among felines and has practical explanations rooted in their physiology and environmental adaptations. Primarily, it serves as a survival…
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Annie sleeping curled up into a ball.

Cat Sleeping Positions

Cat Behavior

16 Mar

Cat Sleeping Positions and What They Mean Cat sleeping positions are not just random; they convey a wealth of information about a cat’s health, mood, and instincts. Cats are known for their varied and often fascinating sleeping positions. Understanding why cats sleep the way they do can provide valuable insights. From the tightly coiled ball to the sprawled-out belly-up posture,…
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Cats Can Get Sunburn

Cat Anatomy & Health

16 Mar

Sunburn in Cats: Cat Sun Safety Cats can get sunburn. Cats, much like humans, are susceptible to the effects of the sun’s rays, and it might come as a surprise to some that they can indeed get sunburned. Areas of their bodies that lack sufficient fur coverage—primarily their ears, noses, and bellies—are the most vulnerable to sunburn. The condition in…
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Bob sleeping in the sun

Why Cats Like to Lay in the Sun

Cat Behavior

15 Mar

Why Cats Like to Lay in the Sun: Sunbathing Cats Cats are often seen luxuriating in patches of sunlight, a behavior that is as endearing as it is intriguing. This common feline tendency is rooted in both their physiology and the simple quest for comfort. Originating from ancestors in warm climates, modern-day domestic cats are naturally inclined to seek out…
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Why Do Cats Sleep So Much?

Cat Behavior

12 Mar

Cat Sleep Patterns Cats are renowned for their tendency to sleep for extended periods throughout the day. Why do cats sleep so much? This behavior is not simply a preference but is deeply rooted in their biology and evolutionary history. Known for their efficiency in conserving energy, cats have adapted to sleep for an average of 12 to 16 hours…
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Chinese Cat Names

Cat Name Ideas

11 Mar

Chinese Names for Cats Naming a cat can be a delightful process that draws upon various cultural and linguistic inspirations. Within Chinese culture, the significance of naming extends beyond a mere label to a meaningful connection that often embodies the characteristics, aspirations, or beauty seen in the cat. Chinese cat names carry a certain grace and eloquence, frequently derived from…
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Li Hua Cat in Window

Chinese Li Hua Cat: Dragon Li

Cat Breeds

11 Mar

Chinese Li Hua Cat: Breed Overview Originating from China, the Chinese Li Hua is a natural breed of domestic cat that boasts a strong history within Chinese culture. Known for its distinctive appearance, the breed exhibits a short tabby coat, complete with striking spots and lines that bring a touch of wild beauty to the cat’s physique. Almond-shaped eyes and…
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Korean Cat Names

Cat Name Ideas

11 Mar

Korean Names for Cats: Meaningful Choices Selecting a name for your feline friend is an enjoyable and meaningful task, especially when exploring the rich tapestry of Korean culture. Korean cat names often carry deep significance, reflecting the country’s language and traditions. Whether inspired by the natural beauty of Korea, K-POP culture, culinary delights, or the nuanced meanings attributed to words,…
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Japanese Cat Names

Japanese Cat Names

Joanne's Blog

10 Mar

Japanese Names for Cats: Culture Inspired Selecting a name for your catt is a cherished ritual that often reflects the guardian’s interests, cultural heritage, or the unique personality of the animal. In particular, Japanese cat names are increasingly popular among cat parents worldwide, due to Japan’s rich cultural influence and the special place cats hold within their society. These names…
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