Cat Lova wrote an interesting post today on
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05.15.12 Cats show their feelings in a number of ways, including through body language, vocalizations and their proximity to people.
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When I was a child, people used to tell me that cats are easier to keep as pets then dogs. Dogs needed more attention and they had to be walked and played with every day. People would say that cats only needed food, water and a litter box—they were self-sustaining and indifferent, not needing or wanting attention from their people. Families I knew didn’t bat an eye at leaving their cats alone for the weekend with no one to talk to or anything to do—they would fill their food bowls with dry food, top off the litter box and give them a large bowl of water.
The Emotional Lives of Cats
Although many people are more enlightened today about cats then when I was a child, some misconceptions about them persist. One of these is that cats are aloof, loners and don’t particularly need people except at dinner time and when the [...]

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05.06.12 Sometimes cats who are ill or hurt will purr. It is postulated that purring releases endorphins and may aid in the healing process.
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04.29.12 Purring helps to keep newborn kittens safe. Since the vibrations of purrs can not be detected as readily as vocalizations, it’s harder for predators to find the nests of mum’s with their newborns.
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04.22.12 Kittens, born blind and deaf, find their first nourishment, guided by the vibrations of their mum’s purr.
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