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The answer is no, cats and dogs don't actually hate each other. When cats and dogs take issue with each other, it has much more to do with predatory instincts and communication issues.......
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Feral cats are wild and not used to people or domesticated. Stray cats and some alley cats have often had socialization and may have even been neutered and received health care. These distinctions can be critical for the health of your other pets and family members....
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Dogs require more time and attention than a cat, and not always at opportune times. Cats have more independent personalities than dogs in general, and are more suited for human owners who do not want the constant affections of a dog....
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The percentage of lost dogs compared to lost cats was quite similar 14 percent for dogs and 15 percent for cats;and Cat guardians were less likely to find their cat only 74 percent of lost cats were recovered, while 93 percent of lost dogs were recovered....
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The inner eyelid in cats and dogs doesn't do much, except help keep their eyeballs moist while they sleep. The membrane in these animals is not clear. They can't see well when it's across their eye. Attention readers!...
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The inner eyelid in cats and dogs doesn't do much, except help keep their eyeballs moist while they sleep. The membrane in these animals is not clear. They can't see well when it's across their eye.......
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Also, companion animals who are neutered or spayed early on have a longer life expectancy than those who are sterilized later in life or not at all. The average lifespan of a cat living indoors is higher than that of a cat on the street, even if that cat is only on the street part of the time....
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Method 1 of 2: Planning the Initial Introduction Start by keeping the animals apart. When you're introducing a new dog to an older cat, you'll want to plan their introduction carefully. Swap scents. Animals use smell to "see" and understand one another....
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The average life expectancy for a strictly indoor cat is 12 to 15 years. Many live to be much longer;the oldest cat on record died at the age of "38 years and 3 days," according to the Guinness Book of World Records....
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The truth, however, is that these animals can learn to live together in harmony, given the right conditions. In fact, a cat and a dog can sometimes get along better than two cats or two dogs living in the same household, because there is no struggle over territory....
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While traditionally cats and dogs are thought to be enemies of old, and in the wild it is certainly true that many dog breeds would view cats as potential prey, it is entirely possible for cats and dogs to not only live together peacefully, but also potentially bond strongly too!...
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Some dogs and cats can coexist peacefully and even become friends, while others may barely tolerate each other. There are also dogs and cats that will never be able to live together in the same home.......
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However, under the right conditions, many cats and dogs can live together in perfect harmony. The majority of cats can happily coexist with a dog if they are given time to comfortably get to know each other....
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