Cat Dan Han and Bladik

he is a calm cat, does not like any touches, sometimes he is angrier than blade, which is why Blade himself is sometimes afraid of him the color is gray, the eyes are similar to azure, but greenish blue, the paws are shorter than usual and the ears too, he is not considered a lop-eared or short-legged but is somewhat similar, he is smaller than Blade by a little, but sometimes he cannot jump to his ear, although in the pose of the command "table" when he stands on his hind legs and stands like that, then he is quite higher than Blade he doesn't like to be disturbed, and especially to have his claws guarded, he is a very smart cat

girl with pink short shoulder length hair that is often tousled at the bottom the eyes are crimson on top and blue on the bottom there is a ribbon earring, blue at the base and soft pink at the end She is active and very kind, a girl here and there

a bunny guide, or a rabbit, it is not clear, the height is about a meter, a girl or a guy - unknown responsible and sweet, dark fur coat, white inside of ears, also muzzle and paws, blue eyes he seems to be 8-10 years old but he acts like an adult

cats can talk to each other and people don't understand them

a bunny guide, or a rabbit, it is not clear, the height is about a meter, a girl or a guy - unknown responsible and sweet, dark fur coat, white inside of ears, also muzzle and paws, blue eyes he seems to be 8-10 years old but he acts like an adult

Physical features and sensorics 21. Cats see in the dark 6 times better than humans. 22. Their whiskers help them sense space and even “measure” the width of cracks. 23. Cats can hear ultrasound - higher than dogs and much higher than humans. 24. Cats have an excellent sense of smell - 14 times stronger than humans. 25. A cat's tongue is covered with rough papillae, like sandpaper. 26. Their ears can rotate 180°. 27. The tail helps the cat maintain balance. 28. A cat can jump 5-6 times its own height. 29. They can retract their claws, which helps them move silently. 30. Kittens' eye color changes with age. 31. Cats have 32 muscles in each ear. 32. They sense vibrations in the earth and can predict earthquakes. 33. Whiskers are not only on the muzzle, but also on the paws! 34. A cat's nose is unique - like a fingerprint. 35. They have 230 bones (humans have 206). 36. Cats don't have collarbones, so they can fit into very tight spaces. 37. Their body temperature is usually 38–39°C. 38. Cats have a fast metabolism, which is why they sleep for 14–16 hours. 39. They have keen vision for movement - but they have poor vision of stationary objects. 40. Cats do not taste sweet.

Facts about development and childhood 41. Kittens are born blind and deaf. 42. Their eyes open on the 7th to 10th day. 43. The mother cat carries her kittens by the scruff of the neck - and they automatically freeze. 44. Kittens learn to hunt by playing with each other. 45. They start eating solid food at 4 weeks. 46. ​​Cats can be pregnant as early as 6 months. 47. A litter may contain kittens from different fathers. 48. Cats can give birth up to 4 times a year. 49. Kittens lose their milk teeth by 6 months. 50. The meowing of kittens differs from the meowing of adult cats - it is thinner.

Facts about development and childhood 41. Kittens are born blind and deaf. 42. Their eyes open on the 7th to 10th day. 43. The mother cat carries her kittens by the scruff of the neck - and they automatically freeze. 44. Kittens learn to hunt by playing with each other. 45. They start eating solid food at 4 weeks. 46. ​​Cats can be pregnant as early as 6 months. 47. A litter may contain kittens from different fathers. 48. Cats can give birth up to 4 times a year. 49. Kittens lose their milk teeth by 6 months. 50. The meowing of kittens differs from the meowing of adult cats - it is thinner.

Interesting and unexpected facts 61. A cat can “speak” up to 100 different sounds. 62. The oldest cat lived 38 years. 63. In Ancient Egypt, cats were considered sacred. 64. In Japan there is an “island of cats” where there are more cats than people. 65. Cats love to climb high places - they have a strong instinct. 66. Some cats love water (for example, the Turkish Van). 67. There is a breed of cats without a tail - Manx. 68. There are cats with curly fur - the Rex breed. 69. Sphinxes are not always bald - they have soft fluff. 70. Tortoiseshell cats are almost always girls.

Facts about breeds and genetics 71. The gene responsible for blue eyes is linked to deafness in white cats. 72. Red cats are most often boys. 73. Siamese cats “talk” especially a lot. 74. Maine Coons are one of the largest domestic breeds. 75. British cats often have very dense, plush fur. 76. Scottish Folds have folded ears due to a gene that affects cartilage. 77. Bengal cats are the result of crossbreeding with the Asian wild cat. 78. Some breeds have no undercoat - they shed less. 79. Cats can have “supernormal fingers” – polydactyly. 80. Cats can have allergies - even to humans!

Facts about living with a person 81. Cats have lived alongside humans for over 9,000 years. 82. They helped protect grain from rodents in ancient times. 83. Cats are used in therapy - they help with anxiety. 84. Their purring - around 25 Hz - can promote bone healing.

85. Cats are one of the most popular pets in the world.
86. They can be taught simple commands - but only if they want to.
87. Cats can live up to 20 years or longer.
88. They become attached to the house, not just to the person.
89. A cat may not tolerate the move and may take a long time to adapt.
90. Cats have favorite toys and “rituals.”

Just some nice facts for last 91. Cats may sleep curled up to keep warm. 92. Every cat has its own “meow-manner”. 93. They like to sit on keyboards - it's warm there and you're there :) 94. If a cat lies on your chest, it feels your heartbeat. 95. Some cats “talk” to birds by making strange clicking sounds. 96. Cats “wag” their tails when they are unsure - this is not only anger. 97. Cats can freeze before jumping - they “calculate the trajectory”. 98. They love routine and rituals - if you iron at the same time every day, she will wait. 99. Some cats “keep” toys as trophies. 100. If a cat loves you, you'll know it. Even if she pretends she doesn't 🐾

How do cats behave during heat (estrus)

Age of onset: Usually 5–9 months, but earlier in some.

💔 Behavior during estrus:

1. Loudly and frequently meowing - this is the "call" of the male.
2. Rubs against everything: furniture, the floor, people.
3. Often lies on his stomach and arches his back, lifting his butt.
4. The tail moves to the side when you touch the back - readiness for mating.
5. May roll on the floor as if being capricious.
6. Becomes hyperactive or, on the contrary, hides.
7. Frequent urination, sometimes marks (rare, but it happens).
8. Loss of appetite is temporary.
9. Looks for a way out of the house - may run away if not spayed.

🕐 Estrus usually lasts from 3 to 10 days, repeating every 2-3 weeks if the cat does not become pregnant.

⚠️ Important: if mating is not planned, it is better to sterilize - constant estrus without mating causes stress, hormonal disruptions and can lead to diseases.

How do cats behave during mating season (sexual arousal)

Age of onset: about 6–8 months.

🔥 Cat behavior during the mating season:

1. Loud, persistent meowing, especially at night.
2. Urine markings - with a very strong smell (especially if not neutered).
3. Anxiety, aggression, especially if he feels a female nearby.
4. May scratch and come out.
5. Loss of interest in food, decreased sleep.
6. Attempts to escape, even from a closed room.
7. Rubbing the head and body against objects is a territorial marking.
8. Periodic trembling of the tail during “imaginary marks”.

📌 The rut in male cats is not cyclical, as in female cats - it can be constant in the presence of stimulating factors (smell, sounds of the female, etc.).

How do cats communicate with each other?

Cats communicate on many levels: through smells, postures, sounds and even eyes.

💬 Sounds:

1. Meowing - rarely used among themselves; mostly "for people".
2. Hissing is a warning not to come near.
3. Growling - aggression, defense.
4. Purring/gurgling - sometimes between mother and kittens.
5. Clicking sounds - when observing prey or when irritated.
6. Quiet “quacking” - as a friendly way to attract attention.

🧴 Smells:

1. Urine/gland marking is a way to make yourself known.
2. Rubbing with the muzzle and sides is a mark of “one’s own.”
3. Smell is a passport: cats use it to determine their sex, age, health, and sexual readiness.

🕊️ Body language:

1. Tail up - greeting.
2. Slow blinking - trust and calmness.
3. Ears back - anxiety or aggression.
4. Raised paw - readiness to attack.
5. An exposed side is a demonstration of strength.
6. Tail tucked, hunched posture – fear or submission.

🐾 Behavior in a group: • Cats have a hierarchy, especially unsterilized ones. • A dominant cat can “educate” others. • Sometimes cats form close friendships and groom each other. • But there are also “loners” – it all depends on the character.