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ASK DR. SCHELLING Cats seem to have heightened senses, but I've heard that their sense of taste is not as impressive. Do cats have a sense of taste? –Brandon |
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Dear Brandon To give you a comparison, humans have approximately 9,000 taste buds on their tongues compared to the paltry 470 that a cat has. Cats have a sense of taste, but it certainly is not as vast as our own. To learn more about what a cat can and cannot taste, check out this article on a cats' sense of taste. Click here to read the full article. … … … …Become a fan of Dr. Schelling on Facebook or follow her on Twitter! Get up to date information on cat health, care, behavior and much more! |
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DEAR FANCY, I caught my cat drinking from the toilet. Gross! Why did she do that? –Kathy … … … … Dear Kathy You may be surprised to hear that some of us cats like water. Sometimes water is just begging to have paws dipped in it and sipped on. Don't tell anyone, but I've been curious enough to check out the toilet myself. It's intriguing! To learn more about this behavior check out this article on cat toilet drinking behavior. |
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KONG KICKEROO: This is the biggest catnip toy I have ever laid my eyes on! It's 17" of pure fun. I can roll, bite, kick and cuddle with the Kickeroo. Honestly, what cat wouldn't love that? SPOOKY DOO CATNIP GHOST: Ultra-soft shaggy fleece fabric and organic catnip filling makes for playful fun at Halloween and any time of year. Have a favorite product you want to review? Send it to askfancy@mewsletter.com |
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CAT FACT Cats are born with blue eyes. Most kittens will change their eye color by about 12 weeks of age. |
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