Cat Teeth

This page simply sets out, as clearly as possible, information about cat’s teeth. We are all very aware of a cat’s teeth whether they belong to one of the big cats or one of our cat companions. They look impressive. Some people are a little frightened of them, I think. This may sometimes cause …

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Cat Saliva

Cat saliva is secreted in response to the smell and sight of food (my cat also goes to the toilet before eating her fish!). Excessive production – cat drooling – is a sign of mouth disease. As for all species, the cat’s mouth masticates food and mixes it with its saliva. It is the …

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Cat Shedding

by Michael (London, UK) Photo by kevindooley (Flickr) Cat shedding is apparently governed mostly by changes in the ambient (surrounding area) light. Some people think it is dictated by the seasons. There is obviously an overlap as in the winter the ambient light levels are lower and in the summer the light is brighter. …

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World’s longest feline is a cat called Stewie in Nevada

by Jerrie Wolfe (California, United States) He measures 1.2m from nose to tail, making him the world’s longest domestic feline. The five-year-old Maine Coon cat, from the US state of Nevada, measures precisely 123.5cm (48.5in). Jerrie Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-11581582 Note: I will revisit this in the near future and try and do a page on …

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Cat Whiskers

photo by fofurasfelinas Whiskers are amazing Cat whiskers (vibrissae) do more than you ever imagined. As humans we have a tendency to think that we are superior, yet many other animals have sensory devices that far exceed the ability of human senses. The conventional belief is that cat whiskers allow a cat to measure …

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