WHERE DID THE CAT HIDDEN? IN THE WARDROBE, INSIDE THE BLANKETS, IN THE DRAWER? WHY THE CAT IS HIDING

Cats love to hide and find secret places to hide. They are very curious and spend a lot of time exploring every corner of the house. They find secret passages and search every most unusual corner of the house and garden. Curious, they venture into furniture, wardrobes, shoe racks, chests, sometimes learning to open them with very skilful skills. They love to spend their time hidden in the blankets, cocooned like worms or under the bed. They could remain hidden for hours without responding to our calls, driving us mad with fear.

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CATS LOVE WOMEN

Cats prefer women. The sensitivity and empathy of cats leads them towards the soul and the more "delicate" nature of women compared to that of men, establishing a stronger and deeper bond than the male gender.

There are at least 5 reasons that lead them to trust the woman more.

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CATS FOR ALLERGIC TO CATS

I am not an advocate of races. I love adoption and the possibility of giving a quality life to a living being. I hate the trade in life and animals.

Every day we see the abandonment of cats and other animals. We are forced to hear excuses from those who want to get rid of their four-legged friend. Sudden cat fur allergies are often invented to justify abandonment.

I turn to the few, true and sincere allergic to "cat hair" who are actually allergic to the Fel D1 protein present in the saliva and sebum of cats which through the assiduous cleaning typical of small cats is transmitted to the hair and to the places where the cat has access.

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THE BEAUTIFUL PAST OF CATS

Our cats, if pampered and caressed, delight us with their purr. But what are purrs technically?
They are tremors regulated with extreme precision. They are created by rapid and regular nerve impulses, sent from the central nervous system to the muscles of the diaphragm and vocal cords. The muscles are stimulated alternately from twenty to thirty pulses per second.

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