Last Topic: 7:47:36am, 06/19/2023
Last Post: 3:12:02pm, 11/11/2023
-What are the biggest acts of Negligence or ignorance from Human Owners, that tend to lower Cat Lifespan/make them not as healthy as they should be?
-What are the most common sicknesses or diseases that Cats go through?
-What are some things that humans should do more for their cats, that most tend to overlook?
-What animals do Cats tend to have a natural fear or be afraid of, the most?
-A human has a male and female cat. the female cat gives birth to a bunch of kittens. How do father cats typically act around their young in the same household?
-How do mother cats typically react to their children once they have fully grown and live in the same household? Can they still get along relatively well, or do they typically become very distant?
-A scenario occurs where a cat witnesses it's owners demise. Lets say, Human B caused the owner's demise. The cat doesn't get harmed and is rehomed to a loving family , but a few months later the cat sees Human B. How is the cat most likely to react?
-Do Cats act any different if they see that their owner is severely sick? Like if the owner has a degenerative disease, cant move as much, etc.
-Often times in social media or tiktok, you see people take feral cats or stray cats into their home and "adopt them" for good. . What are the actual downsides to doing this, compared to getting a cat from a pet store/shelter/breeder
-What are generally the most common reasons that human owners tend to put their cats or return them to animal shelters?
-What are some signs that a cat is actually being mistreated , or severely neglected? Assuming the cat doesn't have any visible bruising.
-I once saw a video where two cats started fighting. NSFW WARNING/GRAPHIC DETAILS WARNING. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK. Lets call them Cat A & B. Cat B got it's neck broken/injured to the point suddenly to the point where it started having spasms. Cat A decided to immediately run away upon seeing this. Are violent fights like this common with cats to the point where it usually leads to severe injury or death? Or was this likely just a freak accident? Since Cat A didn't attack B anymore and ran away