Cats thrive when they have control over their environment, access to resources, and predictable routines.
Cats prefer a hands-off approach during petting, allowing them to dictate when and how they're stroked.
Cats have an impressive hearing range, detecting both low-frequency and ultrasonic sounds.
While not as good as dogs, cats have a remarkable sense of smell, with a special organ for decoding chemical messages.
Cats are meticulous groomers and prefer to toilet away from core areas and other cats' smells.
Cats usually choose flight or hiding when faced with stress, only resorting to aggression when other options are limited.
Cats can adapt to living in groups or alone, but individual preferences vary.
A cat's personality is shaped by early experiences and environment, often more than their breed.
Cats are hardwired to hunt, a behavior inherited from their wild ancestors.
Selective breeding for extreme features may put certain cat breeds at risk.
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