FAQ

Cats often lie on your chest for warmth, comfort, affection, and to feel your heartbeat, which provides them a sense of security and bonding.

Yes, cats can form strong bonds and often show preference for a favorite person.

When your cat lays on your chest, it's often a sign of affection, trust, and a desire for comfort, warmth, and closeness to your heartbeat.

Not in corpus.

A cat palm has slender green stems topped with soft, feathery fronds that gently arch outward, giving it a tropical and bushy appearance.

Some palm leaves are non-toxic, but certain species like the Sago Palm are highly poisonous to pets and humans.

A cat palm is a lush, bushy plant with clusters of narrow, arching green fronds resembling bamboo leaves.

Some palm leaves can be poisonous, particularly to pets like cats and dogs, while others are harmless.

A cat palm features multiple slender green stems with feathery, arching fronds that resemble bamboo and lend a lush, tropical appearance.

Some palm leaves are toxic to pets, particularly the Sago Palm, which is highly poisonous if ingested.