Anatomy
what is their flexible spine for?
Stretching
Their bones allow them to what?
Jump in high places
What does dental disease cause in cats?
Inflammation, tartar, tooth decay
Can cats have variations of colors and patterns, and different bones?
No, only just colors and patterns, including fur lengths.
Is there less than 50 recognized cat breeds?
No, over 100 recognized cat breeds exist.
What is the proper use of their legs for?
Leaping/Jumping
What is their purpose of flexibility?
Balancing on their feet when falling/landing
where are worms located in cats?
(internal) can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain
Can cats have folded and curled ears?
yes, these include, Scottish folds, and American curls.
Do cats share DNA with tigers?
yes! they share over 95.6% of their DNA with them.
DO cats walk on paws or toes?
Toes, because the paws are where the nails are.
Do cats have proper night vision?
Yes, they have a reflective layer in their eyes.
Hair loss is a sign of....
Liver, kidney issues, or diabetes
Which cats have short legs?
Munchkins.
What is a group cats called?
Clowder.
How strong is a cat's collarbone?
Can fit through Narrow spaces where their head can go through.
How many receptors do cats have in their nose?
200 million receptors
chronic kidney disease affects....
Older cats, leading to thirst, weight loss, and a poor coat.
Can cats be hairless naturally?
yes, sphynx cats are hairless.
Do all cats have unique nose prints?
Yes! it is like a human fingerprint, for example.
Why do cats have many bones?
Because of their tails.
Does purring promote tissue healing?
yes, in frequencies of (25-150 Hz)
Upper respiratory infections is like a....
"cat cold", often viral or bacterial.
tail lengths vary by...
Breed! some have bobtails.
how much percent of orange cats are female?
20%.