FAQ

Cats do not feel physical pain when their whiskers are cut, but it can severely disorient them as whiskers are essential sensory tools.

Cats cannot see in complete darkness, but they have excellent night vision and can see in very low light conditions.

Cats do not feel pain when their whiskers are cut because whiskers themselves have no nerves, but it can cause disorientation and stress.

Cats can live without whiskers, but it negatively affects their spatial awareness, balance, and overall well-being.

Yes, cats' whiskers do grow back naturally if they are broken, trimmed, or fall out.

Most cats do not like having their whiskers touched, as whiskers are highly sensitive tactile hairs.

Cutting off a cat's whiskers can disorient and stress them, impairing their spatial awareness and ability to navigate safely.

Cat whiskers help cats sense their surroundings and navigate in the dark by detecting air currents and nearby objects.

Cats show trust by displaying relaxed body language, making eye contact with slow blinks, and seeking physical closeness or affection.

You should gently reciprocate the affection by petting your cat or softly headbutting back, as it’s a sign of trust and bonding.