FAQ

No, human soap should not be used on cats as it can irritate their skin and disrupt their natural pH balance.

If you don't have cat shampoo, you can use a small amount of unscented baby shampoo or a gentle dish soap, but only in emergencies.

Not in corpus.

You can tell if a cat is dehydrated by checking for signs like dry gums, skin tenting, and lethargy.

Excessive lip licking in cats can be caused by medical issues like nausea, dental problems, or behavioral stress.

You can tell if a cat is dehydrated by checking for symptoms like lethargy, sunken eyes, dry gums, and decreased skin elasticity.

Cats frequently lick their lips due to grooming, anticipation of food, nausea, dental problems, or stress-related behaviors.

Check for signs like skin tenting, sunken eyes, dry gums, lethargy, and decreased appetite or urination.

Frequent lip licking in cats can be caused by stress, nausea, dental issues, or oral discomfort, and may warrant veterinary evaluation.

Cats lick their lips after smelling something to process scents through the vomeronasal organ, which helps them better understand chemical signals.