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Cat Myths That Simply Aren’t True

Think cats always land on their feet? Think again. Cats, like anyone, can slip and fall, perhaps landing awkwardly and seriously injuring themselves.

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Cat Myths That Simply Aren’t True

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  1. Cat Myths That Simply Aren’t True There are plenty of myths floating around when it comes to cats. And some of them can be downright dangerous! Here, your veterinarians Bend, OR sets the record straight. Cats Always Land Upright Think cats always land on their feet? Think again. Cats, like anyone, can slip and fall, perhaps landing awkwardly and seriously injuring themselves. Keep a close eye on your cat if they’re lounging on a high ledge, and check your home’s window screens for sturdiness. Cats Love Milk This is only half-true. Your cat might love milk, yes, but it’s not very good for them. The fact is, most adult cats are lactose-intolerant, and will probably experience an upset stomach, diarrhea, or vomiting if they drink too much milk. Cats Purr When They’re Happy This is another partial truth. Cats do purr when they’re content, yes, but experts believe that purring is used to convey a variety of emotions, including negative ones. It’s possible your cat purrs when she’s feeling anxious or nervous, too! Do you want even more key insights into your cat’s health and behavior? We can help. Get in touch with your animal hospital Bend, OR right away to set up an office appointment.

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