Cat allergies are usually caused by a protein called Fel d 1, not the fur. This protein is found in the cat’s saliva and spreads through dander. While no cat is completely hypoallergenic, some breeds have lower Fel d 1 levels, making them better for those with allergies.
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Cats hide because it’s natural for them. They are most active at dawn and dusk. During the day, they seek quiet spots to rest. Cats are solitary predators, which impacts their behavior as they use their environment to hunt and hide, reflecting their natural instincts. Hiding also keeps them safe from predators and helps them catch prey.
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Caring for a three-legged cat can be tough, but it’s doable with the right help. Let’s look at how to care for your tripod kitty. We’ll also talk about making your home safe and fun for them.
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Cats are different from humans because they need a diet rich in animal proteins and fats. They also need less carbs. Giving your cat a feline diet made by veterinary nutrition experts is key for their health and happiness.
