FAQ

Bombay cats are special for their striking panther-like appearance, affectionate personality, and high intelligence, making them ideal companions for many households.

Not in corpus.

Signs your cat may have pica include chewing or ingesting non-food items like plastic, fabric, or rubber. Behavioral changes and gastrointestinal issues may also occur.

Cats cannot be autistic in the human clinical sense, but they may exhibit behaviors that resemble autism-like traits.

Cats with pica often chew or eat non-food items like fabric, plastic, or paper, and may show persistent interest in these objects despite being well-fed.

Cats cannot be diagnosed with autism, but they can exhibit behaviors similar to traits seen in autistic humans due to neurological or behavioral differences.

Signs of pica in cats include chewing or eating non-food items like fabric, rubber bands, plastic, or paper repeatedly and obsessively.

Cats cannot be autistic in the human sense, but they can display behaviors that resemble autism-like traits.

Plastic bags can pose serious risks to cats, including suffocation, intestinal blockage, and toxic exposure from licking or chewing the material.

Cats are attracted to plastic due to its texture, scent, and possible nutritional deficiency or pica behavior.