CATDOLL : These 6 little-known facts about cats will allow you to pet cats at will

6 little-known facts about cats:

1. Cats drink water perfunctorily. A hundred licks are not as much as a sip of milk tea you drink, so you need to find a way to make your cat drink more water.

2. Normal cats are very sensitive to the sound of a comb and will vomit because cats are very sensitive to high-frequency sounds.

3. The "si si" sound made by cats fighting is something their ancestors learned from snakes in the desert.

4. Most female cats are right-handed, and most male cats are left-handed. You will know if you try it with your cat using a cat teaser.

5. Cats don’t like rooms that are too tidy, as they will feel insecure, so you might as well make the room a little messy.

6. A female cat can be pregnant with several male cats' babies, so it is normal for the kittens born to have different colors.

Things to note when raising cats:

1. Generally, cats can be dewormed when they are 2 months old. It is better to do internal and external deworming separately for better results. Internal deworming should be done every 3 months, and external deworming should be done once a month.

2. Cats must be over 56 days old for vaccination, and they must be kept for more than a week after purchase, and they must be in good health and have no discomfort before they can be vaccinated. Cats generally receive 3 shots of the cat triple vaccine + 1 shot of rabies vaccine. After the first shot, the second shot should be given 21 days later, and then the third shot should be given 21 days later, followed by an interval of 7 days, and finally the rabies vaccine.

3. Cats generally reach sexual maturity at around 6 months old. The best time to sterilize a cat is when it is 6-8 months old. It is best to do the surgery before the first estrus, which can reduce many physiological disease problems. Cats are generally first dewormed, then vaccinated, and finally sterilized. This is the correct order.

4. Going to the toilet is a big deal for cats. They are not as casual as dogs. They are more picky about the environment of going to the toilet. It is best for pet owners to choose a cat litter that is spacious, has little odor, small powder, and has good clumping properties. It can reduce respiratory irritation and cleanliness for cats.

5. Cats often stay at home, so they are not very dirty and do not need to be bathed frequently. Cats will also lick their fur to clean it. Kittens within 3 months of birth cannot be bathed. If they are dirty, you can wipe them with a towel.

6. Although cats do not interact with humans like dogs, they also need the company and play of their owners, otherwise they are prone to depression. You can play with your cat more often, such as playing hide-and-seek, cat teasers, laser pens, table tennis, etc., which can make cats in a good mood and ensure that cats get enough exercise every day.