How cats categorize objects. Infographic.
By ‘cats’ I am referring to the domestic variety 😉💖. How cats categorize objects by Michael Broad
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Similarity between human and feline brains, particularly in their developmental stages
The infographic perhaps states the obvious namely that humans and cats share a lot of traits and anatomy one of which is their behaviour during the developmental stage. The purpose? To remind ourselves that cats are sentient beings with emotions and that we have a duty to respect them even if we don’t like …
Cat cafés should be phased out in the interests of cat welfare. Infographic.
This is a four-page infographic on the somewhat controversial idea of entirely phasing out cat cafés as they are arguably inherently a poor concept in working against cat welfare. There are some hidden upsides such as the rehoming of cats via cat cafes. But it is a difficult concept as cats are forced into …
Imprinting in Animals: The Lifelong Bond of Early Attachment. Infographic.
This is a 2-page succinct infographic on the topic of animal imprinting. We see this a lot in internet stories concerning kittens. Indeed, I live with a male adult cat who has imprinted on me as his mother. The most outstanding consequence? He follows me wherever I go. He is glued to me. Cute …
Black-and-white cat genetics. Infographic.
Black-and-white cat genetics by Michael Broad
The best tone of voice with which to speak to your cat. Infographic.
A 3-page infographic summarises this topic. More: communicating with cats
20 signs of a happy and healthy domestic cat. Infographic.
A five-page infographic which summarises the signs of a happy and healthy domestic cat. The controls of the infographic are at the base of each page, leading you to the next. There will naturally be an overlap between health and happiness. The two aspects of cat caregiving go together. Happiness fosters health and vice …
‘I’m miffed’ cat body language. Infographic.
This is an uncommon and subtle form of feline body language I believe. I’d expect many cat caregivers to never see it but it is a very noticeable part of my cat’s set of body language behaviours. What is rather strange about it is that it looks uncomfortable. It can’t be that uncomfortable but …
