30 Pet Facts That Will Surely Blow Your Mind!

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When cats fall down, how come they always fall and land on their paws?

When cats fall, they become somewhat like a parachute. They are able to rotate their body after tucking in their tails and legs while falling. After rotating and their body is now facing the ground, they are able to assume the paws-down position. Next, they spread their paws. This action stops the rotation, slows down or decreases the speed of their fall. They land on unstrained paws that lessens the strength of the blow. There was once a cat named Andy who fell from the 16^th floor and lived.

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What kinds of food are harmful to cats?

Avocados are dangerous for cats as it can cause breathing, heart and stomach issues. Citrus fruits can cause vomiting in cats, while grapes and raisins can cause kidney failure. Garlic and onion cause anemia, while alcohol can cause serious poisoning in cats. When cats consume chocolate, coffee, and tea, they can be dehydrated, while lactose can cause dehydration and diarrhea.

What kinds of food are harmful to dogs?

Onion, garlic, and avocados are a no-no as it can cause poisoning in dogs. Allergies and vomiting can occur if your furry friend happens to eat chocolates. For those who feed dogs with chicken bones, beware! It can scratch their stomach and cause issues. Milk causes dogs to have diarrhea while constipation can happen if they are fed with corns on the cob. Liver is also harmful to dogs as it can cause bone deformation. As for alcohol, it can cause diarrhea, vomiting, difficulty in breathing and coordination problems.

Why do cats rub themselves on your legs, they are not only asking for your attention but is sharing their energy with you.

Cats stay in places where they feel good on the energy emitted from that place.

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