FAQ

Cats strongly dislike odors such as citrus, vinegar, menthol, and certain herbs like rosemary or lavender.

Cats are often obsessed with shoes because they carry your scent, provide warmth, and may resemble prey-like textures or hiding spots.

Cats dislike strong odors such as citrus, vinegar, lavender, and menthol.

Cats are often obsessed with shoes due to the strong and familiar scents they carry, which provide comfort, curiosity, or even territory marking.

A cat chooses you by displaying affection through behaviors like purring, following you, slow blinking, and wanting to be near you often.

Cats are drawn to feet smells because they contain strong pheromones, sweat, and scent markers that intrigue feline sensory systems.

Cats make the 'ekekek' sound, also called chattering, when they see birds or prey—it's a mix of excitement, frustration, and hunting instinct.

Yes, many cats are attracted to the smell of stinky shoes because of the strong scent of their owners and the presence of sweat and pheromones.

Not in corpus.

Yes, cats can feel sad or anxious when their owners leave, especially if they are strongly bonded.