FAQ

The silent killer of cats is separation-related stress, which can lead to depression and health problems if social and interactive needs are unmet.

The Ragdoll is often considered the calmest cat breed due to its mellow temperament, affectionate nature, and ability to adapt well to various households.

The silent killer of cats is often stress or underlying chronic illness that goes unnoticed, such as kidney disease or heart conditions.

The calmest cat to own is the Ragdoll, known for its relaxed, affectionate nature and adaptability to family life.

Yes, some cat breeds exhibit dog-like behaviors such as following owners, playing fetch, greeting at the door, and even walking on a leash.

Several domestic cat breeds exhibit dog-like behaviors, including the Maine Coon, Abyssinian, and Savannah, known for loyalty, affection, and trainability.

The 3-3-3 rule in cat adoption outlines a cat's adjustment in three phases: 3 days to decompress, 3 weeks to settle in, and 3 months to feel at home.

The Abyssinian is often considered the cat breed that acts most like a dog due to its energetic, sociable nature and eagerness to participate in family life.

Breeds like Abyssinian, Maine Coon, Burmese, Manx, Ragdoll, Birman, Turkish Angora, Bombay, Sphynx, American Curl, Bengal, Savannah, and Siberian are known for dog-like behaviors such as following owners, playing fetch, and greeting at the door.

The question seems to misinterpret the concept of canine intelligence; no dog breed is officially ranked as having 'no 1 IQ', though breeds like the Border Collie are generally considered the most intelligent.