You may have heard many things about cats that were said to be true. Some of these you may have questioned because they seemed contrary to common sense. Well, below I explore 5 common myths and what you need to know. Cat myths have been around for a long time. Some of these myths are harmless but not all. The 5 myths discussed today deal with health and safety aspects of our beloved furry friends. Getting past these myths and to the truth will mean a happier and healthier pet for years to come. Cats always land on their feet Cats have a great ability to land on their feet. They have a keen sense of balance as many owners are well aware, but also are very aware of their body position. As a cat falls it can quickly twist it's legs into a landing position to cushion the impact. This ability is called the righting reflex. This isn't always the case though. Several different variables come into play such as the height of the fall. Studies have shown cats have survived f
As a cat owner you are aware of the inquisitive nature of felines. They seem to always enjoy playing with anything they think is a toy. You might be asking yourself these types of questions: How do I entertain my indoor cat? How can I make a DIY cat toy? Why not direct their playful energy toward a DIY cat toy you made yourself? Not only will you get satisfaction in creating something for your pet friend, but you could save money in the process. On average, cat owners spend about $1000 a year on their feline pal. In fact, the American Pet Products Association reports: Americans Are Spending More on Pets Than Ever Before: $72 Billion Indoor cats can get bored, especially during the day if everyone is away from the house. This is the perfect opportunity for DIY toys. In this article we'll cover some clever and fun cat toys you can make to provide hours of enjoyment for your pets. How to make cat toys out of socks? Catnip Socks: Grab an old