Catnip will get your cat high but not all cats are affected by or care for it; there is a specific gene that makes some cats go nuts over it. Doctors & vets say it’s non-addictive but they must have never met this cat…
Let’s Get High, Man
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The Famous Cat
Felix the Cat was one of the most iconic cartoons to come from the silent film era and was more popular than real actors.
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Cats are hotter than humans
The internal body temperature of a cat lies between 100.5° F and 102.5° F where humans are between 97.7° F and 99.5° F.
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Whiskers are essential
They help cats maneuver around objects and determine if they can squeeze through an opening. Those whiskers can even help express their mood. If a whisker is damaged, the cat will feel a lot of pain since they are connected to nerves in their face. Imagine 127 Hours but it’s a cat. And it’s not an arm, it’s a face. OUCH!
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Free floating bone
The collarbone of your feline friend is not connected to any bone in their body. Rather, it sits in between muscles in their shoulders which allows them to fit in small places.
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Maine Coons
Maine Coons are considered one of the oldest natural breeds of domesticated cats in North America. It is one of the largest breeds and with their size & girth comes a lot of health problems. Annual check-ups and screenings can prevent complications so go to your vet and go often!
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And we’re back!
After a long hiatus of nearly two years where we haven’t done much of anything, Daily Cat Facts is going to be up & running to bring you neat info about cats every day, like we’re supposed to. Check back often!
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Eye of the tiger
Your cats field of vision is almost 185 degrees!
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Kitty’s purr may be deceiving
Your cats purr doesn’t necessarily mean they are happy; purring can represent emotions from pure joy to terrible pain. Listen closely. 🙂
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Sir Winston Churchill was a cat person.
The ole Brit cared about more than just fighting Nazi’s, he was in love with his cat Jock. So much so that Jock not only attended cabinet meetings, dinner at the Churchill home wouldn’t begin without him at the table!
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