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"Feline" is a term that broadly refers to members of the cat family, scientifically known as Felidae. This includes domestic cats (Felis catus) as well as wild cats and big cats. Understanding the characteristics and behaviors of felines is important…

A feral cat is a domestic cat that has reverted to a wild state, living independently of human care and often in a semi-feral or completely wild condition. These cats are typically the offspring of lost or abandoned domestic cats…

The Flehmen response, sometimes referred to as the Flehmen position or Flehming, is a behavior exhibited by many animals, including cats, that involves curling back the lips and exposing the front teeth. This behavior allows the animal to investigate and…

The Flehmen response is a behavior observed in many animals, including cats, where they curl back their lips and inhale with their mouths partially open. This behavior helps them investigate and process certain scents, especially those associated with pheromones. Understanding…

"Frenetic Random Activity Periods" (FRAPs), also humorously referred to as "Zoomies," describe the sudden bursts of energy and playful behavior often exhibited by dogs and cats. These episodes involve rapid and seemingly erratic movements, including running, jumping, and sometimes spinning.…