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17/03/2022

😻 Boxes Make Great Hunting Hideouts

😻 Boxes Make Cats Feel Safe

😻 They Help Keep Cats Warm

😻 The Box Is New and Mysterious

😻 Large Cats Love Boxes Too

16/03/2022

🐈 Life is Beautiful! Cat and Love is all that you need.

-Arthur Bridges

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15/03/2022

📌 If you want to know how to get rid of cat allergies naturally, there are a number of things you can try. Although not guaranteed, some of these remedies might ease your symptoms. First, try leaving one room, like your bedroom, allergen-free. Don't let the cat in that room and use hypoallergenic bedding. This gives you a "safe space" free of triggers

Next, you'll want to go the extra mile in keeping your home clean. Steam clean upholstery and wash shades, sheets, and blankets frequently.

Clean the litter box several times a week and use low-dust litter. Wash your hands after petting your cat. If you pet your cat then rub your eyes or touch your face, it might make your allergies worse.
Try to keep your cat extra clean too. This could include using vet-recommended wipes that cut down on dander or bathing your cat with an anti-allergen shampoo.

14/03/2022

🐱 Cats choose you, you never own them.

-Gary Smith

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11/03/2022

🐈 Hissing Is a Form of Communication

When you're extra stressed, you might yell, cry, or kick at the ground. If you feel threatened, you might call out for someone to help you. Cats can also feel stressed or threatened, but they don't express themselves in the same way humans do. For cats, a hiss or even a growl is part of their communication style. You might think it's the same as physically punching someone—an act of anger. But often, it's more of a warning and a way of saying, "Hey, I'm feeling uncomfortable and vulnerable, so give me some space."

🐈 Why Do Cats Hiss at Other Cats or Even Kittens?

Sometimes cats hiss at other adult cats to show dominance. Cats are territorial and may have specific spaces in your home market as "theirs." When another cat encroaches on that space, hissing might occur to re-establish the hierarchy in your home until they learn to get along again.

10/03/2022

😻 I wish I could simply purr my feelings and affections like a cat.

-George F.Will

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09/03/2022

🐈 Cat Chirping and Chattering

Chirping is an adorable way a cat lets you know he's happy. A chirp is usually a very quick, repetitive, "bird-like" sound your kitty makes very quietly. Some cat owners think of it more as a "chatter." He'll often make this sound when he's looking out the window and sees a bird. The sound typically means he's happy, excited, and focused on a potential hunt.

🐈 Cat Purring

The majority of the time, purring means your cat is happy. Some cats purr very loudly, and others purr softly, requiring you to listen closely for their little puffs of purr.

🐈 Cat Meowing

A meow is your cat's most direct way of showing he's happy. But keep in mind—interpreting meows is actually more complicated than it sounds. The meow can be an announcement to you, a command, a cry for help, or a request.

🐈 Cat Trills

Very happy cats may also make gentle trilling noises from time to time. These are sing-song sounds that are almost musical in quality. Your cat may trill when you first walk in the door after a long day at work, and she sees you for the first time. Or she may trill while she's quietly playing with your window shades and looking out the window. A trill is a sound of quiet contentment.

🐈 Cat "Yowls"

Yowling isn't always a sign of happiness, but for some cats, it can be. A "yowl" is a long, drawn-out meow that's pretty loud and can be heard across your house. Sometimes a cat that isn't neutered or spayed may use this as a mating call.

08/03/2022

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07/03/2022

🐱 If you think that its only a cat then obviously you have never loved a cat.

-T.S.Eliot

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04/03/2022

🌟 Cats Purr When They're Happy and Content

Most of the time, your cat purrs because he's happy and content. You might notice that he curls up on your lap, kneading and purring with his eyes half-closed. This is a sign of pure joy and love.

🌟 Your Cat May Purr as a Request

A cat can develop a unique communication with her owner, varying the types of meows and purrs she makes based on your responses. Some cats use purrs as a type of "request" because you respond to those purrs.

🌟 Some Cats Purr When They Are Distressed or Sick

Not all purrs happen because your cat is happy. Sometimes a cat purrs when he's feeling distressed or sick. A purr could also be a cat's way of soothing himself when he's not feeling well. If you're petting your cat and he's ready for you to stop, he might purr as a warning for you to stop petting him.

🌟 Other Cats Purr While Exploring

Some cats purr when they're feeling extra curious or adventurous, like when they're exploring a new area. If your cat isn't allowed in your bedroom, for example, and she manages to sneak inside, she may purr up a storm while she's there.

🌟 Not All Cats Purr the Same

A cat's purr can vary quite a bit from cat to cat. Some cats purr loudly and frequently. Others purr quietly, and you have to listen closely to hear them. Still others may not purr at all.

03/03/2022

😺 You cannot ask for more, if you are having a cat as your best friend.

-Dan Greenberg

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02/03/2022

🐾Cats of All Ages & Sizes Knead

Kneading is an activity shared by cats of all shapes and sizes. It involves pushing forward with the front paws into an object—like a blanket or even your lap—while alternating between the left and right paw. Some cats purr while kneading, and others may knead a bit with their back paws too. Some gently knead, while others extend their claws and can leave a scratch.

🐾Cats Find Kneading Comforting

Most of the time, cats knead because they find the action comforting. When they were kittens, they would knead while nursing. As adults, this sense of comfort still carries on whenever they knead.

🐾Cats Knead You Because They Feel Safe

If your cat is kneading you, it's likely because she feels safe with you.

🐾Kneading May Help Mark You as "Territory"

Kneading can also serve as a way of marking territory, just like scratching does. Cats have scent glands in their paws, so both kneading and scratching provide ways to leave their "mark" for other cats to notice.

🐾Your Cat May Knead You Before Going to Sleep

Do you ever notice your cat kneading her blanket or soft bed when she's getting ready to snuggle down for the night? Cats in the wild sometimes knead to gather all the grass and leaves together to make a thicker bed.

🐾Sometimes Cats May Knead Excessively

Although kneading is a healthy, relaxing activity for your cat, it can sometimes go a little overboard, similar to a cat's scratching instinct.

If you notice your cat is kneading more than usual, it could be because of stress. The comforting action might help lessen any discomfort he's feeling.

01/03/2022

😺 Cats are innocent.They never judge you.All that they want is your unconditional love.

-Joseph Epstein

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28/02/2022

⭐️Your Cat May Be Expressing that You're Part of the Family

Cats are not packed animals like dogs, but they do like to help each other when living in a community. One of the ways they help is by grooming each other and cleaning harder-to-reach spots. Cats might also like to clean others in the group to deal with an offensive smell.

Your cat might be grooming you to mark you as part of her family, not just to clean you. It can be regarded as a sign of affection and trust.

⭐️Your Cat May Be Stressed or Bored

Overlicking and overgrooming can sometimes be a sign of stress. This might be expressed not just when your cat goes overboard with licking himself, but when he licks you a lot too. Cats find comfort in licking, so your cat may calm himself by grooming a lot if he feels intimidated by something inside or outside the home.

⭐️Your Cat Might Be Drawn to a Taste or Texture

There's also a chance your cat licks you a lot simply because she's drawn to a specific taste on your skin or to a texture, like the feel of your shoes.

25/02/2022

😻 Cats never lie about love.

-Colette

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24/02/2022

😸Cat Spluff

The "spluff" position is part sprawl, part fluff, and totally cute. It's your cat's way of showing she feels safe, happy, and relaxed.

😸Cat Loaf

When sleeping like this, your cat has her front paws tucked and crossed completely beneath her, and her back legs are tucked, so she resembles a bread loaf. Any time a cat sleeps with her body pulled in tightly like this, she's conserving heat while feeling relaxed and comfy.

😸Crouching Semi-Loaf

Sometimes you may notice your cat almost reaches the loaf position, but he's not fully relaxed. He might even sleep while sitting up. This is a less relaxed and more alert position that allows him to jump into action quickly if needed.

😸Tight Curl

Many cats love to sleep curled in tight balls with their tails curled close to their bodies, and their heads are typically on their front paws. In the wild, this position can help cats be tougher to see, and it helps them stay warmer.

😸Side Sleeping

If your cat's lying stretched out on his side with most of his midsection on the ground, then he might be trying to cool off.

😸The Monorail

Cats are downright creative in the way they sleep. You may notice your cat sleeping on the arm of your couch, a handrail, or a fence beam with his front legs hanging low in front of him. This is sometimes called a "monorail," and large, wild cats often use it when sleeping in big trees. It's a comfortable position where your cat feels safe.

😸Snuggling Up (with Another Cat or You)

Two cats sleeping snuggled up together are absolutely adorable. They may do this when they're a little cold, but they'll only sleep close together when they love and trust each other completely.

23/02/2022

💖 Life is Beautiful! Cat and Love is all that you need. 💖

-Arthur Bridges

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22/02/2022

🐈 There's nothing cuter than seeing your kitty curled up in a ball, eyes half-closed, yawning sweetly at you when you gently say his name. But you might be surprised to learn cats don't only yawn when they're tired. If you're wondering why cats yawn so much, it's because there's actually a deeper meaning to their cute little yawns.

😸Cats Yawn to Get More Oxygen

😸They Yawn As Part of Their Waking Up Routine

😸Your Cat May Yawn as a Form of Communication

😸Your Cat May Yawn from Health Issues

21/02/2022

😻 Cats choose you, you never own them.

-Gary Smith

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18/02/2022

💤 Cats Sleep Much More Every Day than Humans

Sure, you're used to an eight-hour-a-night sleep schedule. But cats sleep a lot more than that. Adult cats range from sleeping as little as 12 hours a day to as much as 20 hours. Senior cats tend to sleep more than young adult cats. Newborn kittens sleep close to 24 hours a day, while older kittens in the 8-to-12-week range tend to sleep closer to 20 hours a day.

💤 Your Cat's Hunting Instincts Lead to Sleeping More

So why do cats sleep so much? Part of it is their natural hunting instinct. Wild cats use a lot of energy when they're chasing prey, so they sleep a lot to help conserve energy and have it ready at a moment's notice. Your kitty still has those natural instincts.

💤 Cats Sometimes Sleep More When They're Sick

Cats sometimes sleep more and become lethargic in general when they're sick. Once you get a better idea of how much sleep your cat normally needs, you'll be able to tell if she seems to be sleeping too much. If she's feeling ill, she might also act listless, have less energy and not play around the house like she normally does.

💤 Consider How Active Your Cat Was While You Were Sleeping

If you notice your cat sleeps all day, it might be because he's not really sleeping through the night. Some cats will curl up with you at night, then get up after you've fallen asleep and have adventures throughout the house.

13/12/2021

🐱If you think that its only a cat then obviously you have never loved a cat.

-T.S.Eliot

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10/12/2021

🐱 How Do Cats Show Love?

So now that you know cats truly do feel love, how do they show it to us? Humans are expressive, employing body language, hand gestures, facial expressions, words, and tone to show how we feel. Cats have their own way of communicating that is very different from ours.

If you understand this cat "language," you can see their love displayed in many ways. But just like people, each cat is unique. Some show these signs frequently, and others are more independent, only showing the signs from time to time.

🐈 Slow Blinking
🐈 Purring
🐈 Sitting on You
🐈 Tail Held High
🐈 Cheek & Head Bunts
🐈 Belly Flops
🐈 Following You
🐈 Meowing
🐈 Grooming and Kneading

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08/12/2021

Sometimes cats can start scratching up carpets and walls, spraying, or even becoming a bully toward other pets or you. If your cat is making a mess of your house, you shouldn't let that go unchecked. You need to find the cause and address the situation.

✳️ A Big Change Can Be a Trigger
Many things can cause a cat to feel insecure and act out. Merely rearranging furniture can trigger insecurity.

✳️ Watch for Health-Related Causes
Although these sudden changes in your cat are often the result of stress or nervousness, sometimes health reasons can be the culprit.

✳️ Sometimes Boredom Is the Culprit
Yes, cats get bored. Sometimes your cat simply has too much pent-up energy and has to get it out in some way.

✳️ Help Your Cat Feel More Confident
Cats that feel threatened or less confident might lash out. But all is not lost. There's a lot you can do to build your cat's confidence.

✳️ Your Cat May Become a Captivated by the Feel of Something
Sometimes unwanted habits stem from your cat being captivated by an object, often focused on how something feels. A cat might chew spiky things, like broom bristles, or he may be drawn to plastic, like the six-pack rings on soda packs.

✳️ Change Can Play a Role
If you recently changed your schedule, your cat might be feeling a bit nervous about the change in your routine.

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07/12/2021

💖 You cannot ask for more if you are having a cat to love you unconditionally.

-Charles Dickens

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06/12/2021

😻 Let Your Cat Approach You

Cats like to feel in control. So don't chase a skittish cat around the house, trying to get her to love on you.

😻 Teach Your Cat That Good Things Come From You

If your cat is food-motivated, you can use treats to help teach him that good things come unexpectedly from you. Carry some tasty cat treats in your pocket or keep some treats in a sealed dish on your desk or nightstand.

😻 Handle Your Cat Frequently When She's a Kitten

If you adopt your cat when she's a kitten, you can train her to be more comfortable with being handled.

😻 Communicate in Your Cat's Language

Another key to getting your cat to like you more is to communicate with him in his language.

😻 Pay Attention to Where Your Cat Likes to be Petted

It's important to pay attention to where your cat likes being petted and where she doesn't.

😻 Create a Safe and Happy Environment

When it comes to cats' well-being, you might often think of their physical health. But emotional health is just as important and can make a big difference in whether your cat feels safe and happy or nervous and skittish around you.

😻 Play with Your Cat a Lot

You can form a bond with your cat by playing with her. Try games that cater to her instincts, like getting her to chase a feather wand or using a red laser toy for her to pounce and chase.

😻 Create Traditions and Rituals

Your cat will develop a deeper sense of his place in this world when you have daily traditions.

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02/12/2021

😺 You are no longer lonely or lost when you hug your cat.

- Missy Dizick

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30/11/2021

😺 Custom Cat Calendars

If you are extra crafty, you might enjoy designing and creating a custom cat calendar. It can be as simple as making a yearly calendar where each month features a different picture of your friend's cat.

😺 Purrrfectly Calm Cat Gift Basket

You can also opt to make a calming cat gift basket for your friend. Fill the basket with items to help your friend's cat relax.

😺Photo Book

Many online sites allow you to load photos and order a hardcover photo book. Consider making one for your friend's cat.

😺Cat Travel Kit

Is your friend nervous about traveling with his cat? Put together a "travel kit."

😺Personalized Framed Picture

If your friend has a particularly adorable photo of her cat, then why not put it in a really cute frame?

😺Cat T-Shirts

Another cute idea is to make your friend a T-shirt with his cat's face on the front.

😺 Homemade Cat Treats

If you're especially good at baking, why not try your hand at homemade cat treats? Present them in a cute mason jar tied with a ribbon.

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29/11/2021

😻 Cats are the visible soul of house as the time spent with them is never wasted.

-Jean Cocteau

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26/11/2021

🐾Sign 1: Bunting

Bunting occurs when your cat deposits chemical messages by facial rubbing their cheeks on you, brushing objects, walls, and furniture. Many cats also head-butt their humans with their forehead or brush against their heads.

🐾Sign 2: Social Rolling

When a cat is rolling as part of social interaction with its owner, it transmits a greeting behaviour, communicating friendly intent and invitation to approach.

🐾Sign 3: Purring

Purring usually communicates some variety of pleasure, presumably contentment.

🐾Sign 4: Kneading

Kneading persisted into adulthood mostly takes place just before settling down or when your cat is feeling content, relaxed, and adored.

🐾Sign 5: Grooming

Cats spend lots of time self-grooming and allogrooming (two cats grooming one another). Similarly, when your cat licks your skin, nibbles your hand, or suckles on clothing, they’re presumably engaging in scent exchange to make a grouping scent, meaning you become a part of their family.

🐾Sign 6: Slow Blinking

The slow blink appears to be directed towards humans rather than other cats. It signifies a positive emotional message within which a cat is comfortable with the individual presence or accepts their attention and trust, however it isn’t an invite to come closer necessarily.

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25/11/2021

🐈 Love and a Cat is all that you need to stay happy.

- Jules Reynard

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11/11/2021

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