FAQ

Yes, a cat in heat may experience discomfort and distress, though it is not typically considered painful in a clinical sense.

A cat typically stays in heat for 4 to 7 days, but it can last up to 2 weeks in some cases.

You can comfort a cat in heat by keeping her calm, using warmth, playing soft music, and considering spaying to eliminate future heat cycles.

A female cat in heat may become more affectionate, vocal, and adopt mating behaviors like raising her hindquarters and excessive grooming.

Female cats in heat often vocalize more, become unusually affectionate, and may assume mating postures. They might also try to escape outdoors and display restlessness.

Cats can recognize human facial expressions to some extent, including smiles, especially if they are associated with positive interactions.

Cats can't see in total darkness, but they have excellent night vision and can see well in low-light conditions.

Yes, cats can recognize human facial expressions, including smiles, though their interpretation and reaction may differ from those of dogs.

Cats can't see in complete darkness, but they have excellent night vision and can see well in low-light environments.

Cats can recognize certain human facial expressions, including smiles, especially when they associate them with positive experiences.