Seven Incredible Myths About Cats That Many Believe

1. By licking its wounds, the cat heals itself. Of course, if the wound is minor, then the animal can be allowed to do so. And if there is damage...

2. They maintain balance thanks to their mustaches. The whiskers are, of course, the main organ of an animal, because it performs the function of touch and has nothing to do with balance.

3. The dog is the enemy of the cat. People most likely came up with this opinion. It’s just that the language of cats and dogs is different in many ways, and many owners deliberately set dogs against cats. Although for the majority, these two pets get along very well, and many owners of a peaceful nature are happy to be friends with each other.

4. Cats see equally both in the dark and in the daytime. Of course, the animal will feel much better in the dark. But those organs that help her with this are actually very important for her. Vibrissae - which are located on the cheeks, eyebrows, including paws, allow her to identify the location of various objects. Our pets are also farsighted, and it is very difficult for them to see close up; sometimes they cannot spot a bowl of food, and when approaching it, they check the temperature, but not the taste.

5. If the cat does not go outside, it is safe and cannot get sick. There are plenty of pathogens these days, and you won’t be able to protect your pet at home, because it’s everywhere in dust particles, you bring them from the street, on your clothes, they can get into your pet’s food.

6. After sterilization, my cat became lazy and fat. Most likely, the term flexible and calm would be suitable here. Felines generally love to sleep, and this amounts to at least 18 hours a day. And in winter they are generally in constant hibernation. If your cat is quite full-fledged and is in full swing, then the constant presence of two females is necessary for him.

7. Cats don't feel pain when they land on their feet. These animals are, of course, natural acrobats, but you shouldn’t test their strength and throw them from a two-story building to the ground. They are, after all, alive, they are in pain, just like you, and landing on their paws very often leads to broken bones.