How much do you know about cats? Created by Kitty K

Question #1 A cat will mark his territory by... Rubbing his head on your leg Scratching the couch Spraying All of the above Question #2 When you observe your cat making a “chattering” noise, you can assume... He's frustrated He's excited He's impatient He's hungry Question #3 Cats bury their feces... To mark their territory To avoid stepping in it To hide it from other animals Because they are very clean animals Question #4 A cat who does not bury his feces… Is dominant Is disobedient Is lazy Did not learn from his mother Question #5 How long is a cats’ gestation period? 7 weeks 8 weeks 9 weeks 10 weeks Question #6 A cat will occasionally eat grass because... It’s an easy way to floss To soothe an upset stomach She has an oral fixation She is missing something important in her diet Question #7 A cat will purr when… She’s happy She’s stressed out She’s in pain All of the above Question #8 A cat’s sense of smell is about __ times stronger than that of a human. 5 10 14 20 Question #9 What are vibrissae? The bumps on their tongues to help them groom Their scent glands that they use to mark things Whiskers Paw pads Question #10 What are papillae? The bumps on their tongues to help them groom Their scent glands that they use to mark things Whiskers Paw pads Question #11 Your cat is looking out the window when a strange cat walks into the yard. As you approach your cat to investigate, he lashes out. Your cat is exhibiting: Territorial aggression Redirected aggression Provoked aggression Fear Aggression Question #12 Cats are ____. Herbivores Omnivores Carnivores Vegans Question #13 What is the most common cause of death in older cats? Cancer Diabetes Kidney failure Hypertension Question #14 Cats that are white with blue eyes are more likely to be: Deaf Blind Sterile All of the above Question #15 Trichobezoar is a medical term for: A calico Parasite A claw A hairball Question #16 A 2 year old cat is roughly equivalent to what human age? 8 13 22 28 Question #17 What is a clowder? A group of adult cats A group of kittens A group of female cats A group of male cats Question #18 Why do cats like to be up high? It makes it easier to observe everything It makes them feel more secure It is a sign of high social status All of the above