People ask why mother cats kill their kittens. Here are five possible reasons. The first possible reason why a mother might kill one of her kittens is that she is conducting a ‘disease control system’. By killing and eating one … Continue reading →
I think the domestic cat no longer knows how to catch mice, eats only granules. People with their care deprive cats of their innate instincts and make them completely dependent on humans😏 pic.twitter.com/mBSXYAVwLF — marie pechova (@pechova_marie) September 1, 2019 … Continue reading →
“Stop bring sticks back” says the cat’s owner immediately after her cat has popped through the cat flap and deposited a twig on the doormat. What is going on? The cat is described as ‘not normal’. I’d disagree. Everything a … Continue reading →
They call this calico street cat ‘Taksim metro cat’. This cat’s behaviour is very unusual. You could say that it is extraordinary and it makes me wonder why she is doing this. My first feelings were that she may be … Continue reading →
This cat is doing something that we rarely see and he/she is doing it voluntarily because it pleases him. The video is entitled “Gizmo the crazy upside down cat”. I’d say he is not crazy at all but typically very … Continue reading →
There are two major reasons why a domestic cat starts to behave strangely, (a) a health problem has developed to the point where its presence affects behavior partly because the cat is in pain and partly because of the disease … Continue reading →
This is Catsters’ version of four puzzling cat behaviors explained. The four selected are: Using paws to eat and drink Burying and covering food Pulling a stinky face The tail wiggle or quiver Using paws to eat and drink This … Continue reading →
Wild cats are masterful in hiding their pain. This instinctual technique is one of their strongest survival tactics. And because our domestic kitties are so closely related to their wild cousins, they too have adopted exactly the same tactic to … Continue reading →
