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3 Cat Myths That Just Aren’t True

This is only half-true: Cats might love milk, but it isnu2019t good for them. Most adult cats are actually lactose-intolerant, meaning they canu2019t digest the main enzyme of milk.

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3 Cat Myths That Just Aren’t True

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  1. 3 Cat Myths That Just Aren’t True It’s a safe bet that you’ve heard a myth or two about cats, even if you didn’t know it was a myth. Our feline friends are pretty mysterious! But it’s important that you don’t believe everything you hear. Learn more here as your vets Wichita, KS sets the record straight. Cats Always Land Upright This isn’t true. Cats are graceful and often land on their feet, yes, but that doesn’t mean they’re infallible. Cats can actually injure themselves from falling, especially if the fall is shorter and the cat doesn’t have time to right themselves before impact. Cats Love Milk This is only half-true: Cats might love milk, but it isn’t good for them. Most adult cats are actually lactose-intolerant, meaning they can’t digest the main enzyme of milk. A cat who drinks milk will probably experience an upset stomach, vomiting, or diarrhea! Cats Purr When They’re Happy Another half-truth! Cats do purr when they’re feeling content, yes, but experts believe that purring can also indicate other emotions—that includes negative feelings like anxiety and anger. Your veterinary clinic Wichita, KS is here for all of your cat’s health needs. Call the office today to make your cat’s next appointment!

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