Fight and Play

When engaged in combat feline-to-cat for self-defense, territory, reproduction, or dominance, fighting cats make it seem more impressive and threatening for their fur and arching their backs, making their visual dimension. Cats behave in this way during the game. Usually attacks powerful blows to the face and body with his front paws and bites, but serious damage is rare. As a general rule, the loser runs away with little more than a few scratches on his face,and perhaps the ears. Cats also thrown on the ground in a defensive posture to rake with their powerful hind legs.

Normally, this is a serious potential negative consequences for infections of the scratches and bites are limited, although these have been known to sometimes kill cats if untreated. Moreover, these struggles is believed to be the major route of transmission of feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV). Males are usually sexually active in many fights during their lives, andOften decided beaten faces with obvious scars and cuts to the ears and nose. Not only with other men, women also fight for territory or to defend their young, and even neutered cats will defend their (smaller) territories aggressively.

Domestic cats, especially kittens, are known for their love of the game known. This behavior mimics hunting and is important, so that cats learn to stalk, capture and kill loot. Many cats can not resist a piece of string or a defectivePiece of rope drawn randomly and attractive on the floor. This well known love of string is often in cartoons and photographs, kittens or cats playing with balls of yarn show presented. And 'likely hunting instinct, including the common practice of kittens hunting their mother and each other's tails in context. When the string is taken but you can catch the cat stomach or intestines, causing illness, or extreme cases, result in death. Because of possible complicationscaused by ingesting a string, the string is played at times with a laser pointer point, which replaces some of the hunting cats.

While attention is sought, there are no documented cases of feline eye damage from a laser pointer, and the combination of precision needed and low energy involved make it a remote risk. A common compromise is to play with the laser pointer to move the cat to a mountain so the cat gets a reward at the end of the hunt.

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