Know The Clear Signs of A Cat Person On the Global Cat Day!

America is literally ruled by pet lovers! Cats were the second most owned pets next only to freshwater fish in the United States in 2017/18 in terms of volume.  Remember, we even had a cat mayor named Stubbs for the tiny town of Talkeetna, Alaska from July 1997 until his death in 2017 at the age of 20 years. Though Stubbs’s position was honorary as the town is only a historic district, he became a great tourist attraction of the town. People, on the way to other Alaska destinations stopped by to see him and handout gifts and cards.

Global cat day is observed on the 16^th of October every year to encourage adoption and fostering of cats. On this day, it will be interesting to see how it feels to be a cat person.

Now for some clear signs of a cat Person

• Studies show that Cat persons are More likely to be open, curious and creative.
• Artistic and non- traditional
• They show tremendous strength when they’re sick and bounce back from injuries with renewed resolve
• Adapt easily to new environments
• They only get better with age!
• Cat persons however can be moody and stressed out at times. If you are a cat person, how far do you agree with this point?

Though cat people are a minority in comparison to dog lovers, popularity of cats as pets is going up steadily mainly because of the low maintenance advantage. Cats don’t need to be bathed or taken for walks and they can groom themselves and keep engaged. Cats like to do their own thing and won’t seek much attention or time from the owners.

Do you like to sit besides your cuddling, cats? Who doesn’t afterall? The sound of a purring cat is deeply soothing, Studies show that it can even bring down stress levels and blood pressure.

Here are some interesting facts about cats and some behavioral traits to watch out for. See what your cat is trying to tell you by closely observing these.

• Does your cat leave the tail down? It could be sick or unhappy! Try to find out what’s wrong with it and arrive at a solution
• If you see the cat twitching its ears and tail, it is agitated. Is your cat fluttering its eyelids. It is trying to show trust in you- you can be proud as a good cat owner.
• If the cat is happy and contended, it will knead its paws- which can go on and on till it dozes off.
• Did you know that cats cant taste sweets or that milk can be harmful to them?
• Cats sleep an average of 15 hours a day and remain more active at night
• Cats and humans have been associated for nearly 10000 years.
• Cats also have excellent hearing and a powerful sense of smell. Cats have 32 muscles in each ear while humans only have 6. Thus cats can rotate their ears independently to detect sounds better.

Looking for some great handouts for cat lovers?  Pet Food Scoop and Clips or 10 Pack Pet Paw Soft Wipes will make a highly useful handout that will leave the feline fans happy!