Articles Category: Cats - PETS | PET CARE

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Why Cats Make Such Good Pets By : Lory Sargu Cats are very good pets as they don’t require as much attention as other options such as a dog. You don’t have to walk the cat and you don’t have to deal with it barking at everything that happens to walk by your home. Young cats are extremely playful and you can interact with them when you want to. However, most cats are content to play with toys or to be independent. What Makes a Cat.... a Cat? By : Robert Gallegos Ever wonder why cats act like they do? Knowing the basics of their wild heritage can give you an understanding of their mysterious nature. Why do they prowl at night? What does all that rubbing up against things mean? Why is the maternal bond so strong for such a solitary creature? Why are they so territorial? Read on and find some answers. What cats like to play with By : Guido Nussbaum In order to understand what cats like to play with, you need to first understand the nature of you cat. We call cats pets but actually 90% of their nature is still "wild". Cats don't "think", they act in most cases on their natural instincts. Ten Cat Facts Regarding Social Behavior By : Kurt Schmitt I hope you enjoy this collection of cat facts. It's about a very important element of cat behavior to understand; social behavior and interaction. I've tried to include facts that I think are helpful. On Holiday With Your Cat By : Laura Marsh Going on holiday normally means expensive cattery fees, the stress of rushing to sort your cat out and the worry of leaving your cat behind. However, there are now many holiday providers who will accept your cat, which means peace of mind for everyone and far less expense when going on holiday. Cats and children does it fit? By : Guido Nussbaum Cats are know to give various benefits to their owners but does this also apply to children? Yes it does providing you introduce your child to the right behavior towards pets. Cat Behavior. Is it Normal... or is it Diabolical? By : Robert Gallegos Trouble always arises when the logical order and predictability of a person's home routines come into conflict with the natural instincts of their feline partner. To say the least, the fur really begins to fly!! But, such times will tell more about a person than their cat. The emotional reactions of a cat owner can go from adoration to resentment or even hatred when a cat's natural instincts ignores what someone considers normal. But, can you really blame the cat? Read on to find out.

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