As gross as it may sound, foraging for earwax is a bizarre pastime activity for cats. You will find your cat licking your Q-tips after you have used them or simply licking your ear. However, there are some surprisingly good reasons why this substance, which oozes out of our ears, has such an appeal to our furry companions.
Perhaps the best explanation for cats liking earwax is because of its scent. Read More...
Click to Skip Ahead Ever wondered why your cat licks your face sometimes? Usually, your cat will jump up, nuzzle your face, and shower you with gentle licks.
Face licking can be an endearing, puzzling, or gross behavior from your cat. Their decision to lick your face is rooted in factors such as a desire to show affection or attention seeking. Sometimes, the cat follows its instincts or tries to taste something interesting. Read More...
Cats are many people’s favorite domestic pets because, aside from feeding them, they are pretty self-sufficient animal companions. One of the biggest reasons for this is that they don’t require trips outside to relieve themselves; that’s what a litter box is for.
That’s why it can be confusing and concerning when your once litter box-trained cat is suddenly peeing all over the floor instead of in the box itself. But don’t worry, as there’s almost always a reason for this, whether it be due to a problem with the litter box itself or something going on in your cat’s life. Read More...
