What do you know about cats?Do they fart or burp?What do you know about shorthair blue cats? does their hair fall as much as other cats? Do they stink?Do they sit all day? if you open the garden door, do they go out and disappear or do they stay one place if you train them?Which ones are more clamer? female or male?. Created by Spark S. pets-en - cats-en

Do cats fart?

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Yes cats fart. Especially growing kittens, they can be really gassy. My grown-up kitty barely ever farts, though.

I have a shorthair blue, and her hair does come out quite a bit, but it's really fine and downy. She doesn't stink at ALL, she's the cleanest cat I ever had. I actually love the way she smells.

I only ever let her outside onto the balcony, but she's never shown an interest in escaping, since she's lived her whole life indoors. And it's really hard to say which gender is calmer, it really depends on the individual personality of the cat. Most cats spend most of their time lying around, but they do like to play as well. Kittens are especially playful, they can get really hyper sometimes, but they're so dang cute you just gotta love it!

WENDY S

cats do fart, i dont think they belch, though dogs do to a certain extent. If you mean russian blues, they will shed more then short hair cats but no more then any other long hair cat. cats dont really do alot so if you dont play with them or give them things to play with, they really might sit all day. cats should never stink, as they wash themselves all the time, if they stink its because they got into something or they are ill.

if you open the door, the cat most likely will go out, they are naturally curious, they will come back though, unless they are an unneutered male and then they might wander a few days.

cats are trainable but you have to have alot of patience. hope this answers your questions! oh .. and males are better once neutered but neither is calmer then the other. both should be spayed or neutered to be happier healthier calmer pets.

Anonymous

Yes, cats fart. I have a cat sitting on top of the CPU right now making a huge stink. He's not noisy, but he's smelly. He even looks like he's smiling. Is this a male trait? (They can get the hiccups, too.)

Give up on training cats. It can be done, but "stay" isn't usually one of the commands they obey. Dogs maybe, but not cats. Cats want to know what's in it for them. They don't care about pleasing you.

All cats shed to some degree. You have to groom them to keep the shedding to a minimum. They don't usually stink.

I've found that a neutered cat makes the best pet.

Anonymous

Don't about cats farting, but I do know that dogs fart, and boy does it ever stink.

Cats litter has a strong order, a cat's urine has ammonia in it.

They don't burp, they purr and meow.

And "blrp", that's a kitten's response to its mother.

Most of the life of a cat is sitting and sleep, they should be free to go in and out.

They are partly nocturnal and also by nature a preditor, cats can see in the dark.

And it is true that cats always land on their feet.

Like in a lion pride the female hunts and the male sits around waiting for her to bring in the kill.

You see that pattern of behaviour in the domesticated cat, the female likes to think she is a little huntress and he sits around more.

They still kept their wild instincts.

macleod709

I have done quite a bit of research on cats so yes I have a good amount of knowledge.

yes cats do fart, mostly when they eat cheep food, I have never heard my cats fart before

http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/profiles/russian.html here is info on the russian blue. all cats shed, if you brush them regularly you will cut this down. As long as your cat has learned good grooming habbits and they don't get outside usually they won't stink unless there is a medical problem.

most cats sleep most of the day especially when everyone is at work. you have to train your cat not to run for the door everytime it opens. I am fortunate that I have to go out two doors to get to the outside so the outside door is always closed to them so I don't have to worry about them escaping.

typically males tend to be more affectionate. though females can deffinatly be affectionate too. go to an animal shelter and see who picks you out. cats are a good judge of character and will usually pick their owners. It happend to me, me and my boyfriend went to a shelter and we had our eyes on 2 other cats and I was going around looking at what other ones they had and I was tapped on the shoulder by this one kitten and I turn around and see 2 of the cutest kittens in the world, I pick the one that taped me on the shoulder up and he started purring, and my boyfriend picked up the other one and he crawled up on his shoulder and hung out there for quite a while. at that point we knew we had to get them.