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Cat DNA tests have become much more sophisticated in modern times. Recent techniques allow researchers to extract and analyze DNA from ancient remains of cats, adding insight into the domestication process. As previously suspected, cats probably first became domesticated in the Middle East…in fact, some say they domesticated themselves, as they found grain storage silos … Read more
Those of you who subscribe to this website certainly don’t need this information, as you most likely already have a cat. If you come upon this post because you want to adopt a cat and don’t quite know where to begin, this information might help. Can You Make The Commitment? Your very first consideration requires … Read more
Have you met any cats who love to swim? You won’t find many. Let me introduce the wild fishing cat, who absolutely loves to swim and whose primary item in his diet proves to be fresh fish. This animal can swim for long periods of time, and can dive underwater and catch supper. Physical Description … Read more
Folklore about our most popular family pets spawned the saying, “fighting like cats and dogs.” Though skirmishes and at times serious battles can occur between them, such is not always the case. So, can a cat and a dog become friends? Can such a relationship become possible? Here’s a story about how one such friendship … Read more
Hello, two-legged readers! My CCL (Cantankerous Cat Lady) has asked me to write this post for her, as I can better explain what cats can teach us about life. I am happy to share this information with you, to help you realize how many ways we can help you to live better. The Curiosity Factor … Read more
It’s especially important to know this answer if you have an indoor cat. When a cat has regular access to the world outside your home, he gets much more exercise than a cat who stays inside all day. Ror that indoor cat you might need to ask, “How much exercise does my cat need?” I … Read more
To begin to understand the question, “why are cats so curious,” you need to travel back to the earliest cats, when they existed in the wild. Their curiosity became a necessity, as they had to confront threats in their environment, such as other wild animals or predators. Thus we see the beginning. It’s part of … Read more
Jealousy does not typically become associated with cats, but cats do have an emotion center in their brains. If you have observed a cat for some time, you may see behaviors exhibited that do appear to be jealousy. So, do cats get jealous? The short answer is “yes, it is possible.” Though a cat’s jealousy … Read more