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Topic	Ask me anything about cats or kittens
C_Pain 04/10/24 10:20:31 AM #6:	UnsteadyOwl posted... Would a domesticated cat that's had human caretakers their entire life be able to survive in the wild if they really had to? They can probably survive for some amount of time, but depending on the area, the life expectancy is much lower. Even stray/feral cats who were born outside have much lower life expectancies. Untreated disease, predators, hit by cars. Lots of dangers out there! SaikyoStyle posted... Have you ever noticed how when a kitten meows, their entire face scrunches up? I actually haven't. R1masher posted... Why is there no accurate test heart worm It's actually moderately rare for cats to get heartworms vs dogs. But my understanding of the testing is that it's complicated because of the life cycle of the worm. At different stages and concentrations of worms, you can get incorrect results. BucketCat posted... how come bumblebees always land on my cats face and how come she doesnt care? they dont sting her, they just land on her face and chill and she's just like "oh, hey" Hmm, that's strange. Might be because of the salt? And generally bees are not going to sting unless the hive is threatened, so that would apply to people as well. --- How quaint. <cite>C_Pain posted [p:979835251] in Ask me any... [t:80743639]...</cite> <quote>UnsteadyOwl posted... </cite><quote>Would a domesticated cat that's had human caretakers their entire life be able to survive in the wild if they really had to?</quote>They can probably survive for some amount of time, but depending on the area, the life expectancy is much lower. Even stray/feral cats who were born outside have much lower life expectancies. Untreated disease, predators, hit by cars. Lots of dangers out there!SaikyoStyle posted... </cite><quote>Have you ever noticed how when a kitten meows, their entire face scrunches up?</quote>I actually haven't.R1masher posted... </cite><quote>Why is there no accurate test heart worm</quote>It's actually moderately rare for cats to get heartworms vs dogs. But my understanding of the testing is that it's complicated because of the life cycle of the worm. At different stages and concentrations of worms, you can get incorrect results.BucketCat posted... </cite><quote>how come bumblebees always land on my cats face and how come she doesnt care? they dont sting her, they just land on her face and chill and she's just like "oh, hey"</quote>Hmm, that's strange. Might be because of the salt? And generally bees are not going to sting unless the hive is threatened, so that would apply to people as well. --- How quaint.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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