The old expression is "curiosity killed the cat," and even though a lot of homeowners take this expression as just a light way of saying cats can get themselves into trouble, the truth is, curiosity truly can seriously harm your cat. It is for good reason that many cat owners refuse to leave their cat home alone for long periods. However, even if you leave your kitty at home while you work or make short trips, there are a few things you should get rid of around the house to protect your pet.
If you have a young female dog, you may be starting to research the benefits of having her spayed. Along with preventing unwanted puppies and eliminating the risk of cancer in the reproductive organs, there are also three behavioral benefits of spaying your female dog:
Prevents Mood Swings During Heat Cycle
At the peak of a female dog's heat cycle, their hormones affect their moods. Their behavior can become erratic, such as being loving one moment but aggressive the next because you petted her ear the wrong way.
Cats are wonderful, sneaky creatures. They are also quirky. Cats have a whole series of behaviors that make sense to them but which may confuse you. However, you can decipher some of those quirks and what they mean and maybe be a little less confused about your cat.
Cat Sleeping on Your Head
If you have a cat, odds are that at some point in time, your cat has slept right on your head or next to your head.
