Sentences with phrase «marked by other cats»

Used cat furniture marked by other cats can stress cats and cause behavior problems.

Not exact matches

In North America, the Ice Age was marked by the mass extinction of several dozen genera of large mammals, including mammoths, mastodons, American horses, Western camels, two types of deer, ancient bison, giant beaver, giant bears, sabre - toothed cats, giant bears, American cheetahs, and many other animals, as well as plants.

They scratch to remove dead nail sheathes, stretch and strengthen their muscles, and communicate to other cats by marking territory.

While most people know that cats mark property by urinating on things, they can mark their territory in other ways as well.

By scratching, they can leave marks on an object and show to other cats that they reside or are present in a particular field.

Other considerations may include titles obtained by these cats in competition or parentage, as well as preferred markings and type.

A cat who's unhappy and stressed about a newcomer may express his displeasure by fighting with the other pet and marking territory by peeing on the floor, wall or other objects.

On the other hand, un-neutered dogs and cats may mark their territory by spraying strong - smelling urine all over the house.

On the other hand, intact dogs and cats may mark their territory by spraying strong - smelling urine all over the house.

Scratching is also used as a marking behaviour, by depositing a scent from the pads area, which combined with the visual marks acts as a territorial message to other cats.

By leaving their mark, they are telling other cats «I was here on this date at this time.»

You can protect your furniture and other items in the home, while ensuring that your cat is able to mark their territory, sharpen and trim their claws, and have fun, by training them to use scratching posts.

By urine marking, a cat tells other cats of his presence and makes a statement about such things as what piece of property is his, how long ago he was in the area and, over time, when other cats can expect him to return.

Because of this, posts should be located in these and other «public» parts of the house that the whole family uses — a cat is not likely to feel the need to «mark» where they've been if a post is in a basement by itself.

When comfortable and happy, cats mark their territory as familiar by rubbing their face against corners, furniture, people, or other cats at home.

On the other hand, unneutered dogs and cats may mark their territory by urinating inside the house.

In cats, as in humans, these two values are recorded one above the other, separated by a slash mark.

People are usually marked by cats with their forehead, while furniture and other inanimate objects are marked by the sides of their cheeks and their chins.

They explain that the «scratched surface leaves a highly visible mark that can be easily seen by other cats.»

While more than 70 percent of retailers Pet Business surveyed said that they sold dog and cat products, no other pet product segment broke the 35 - percent mark (bird, small animal and aquarium products are sold by about 34 percent of surveyed retailers, and herptile and pond products were sold by around 25 percent).

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Scratches and gashes and blood, everywhere, Richardson and Mark are both in the shower now, one holding Zillah by the scruff, the other scrubbing away, the cat screaming like death is imminent.