25 Random Cat Behaviors Finally Explained

Ever wonder why your feline roommate does the weird things that she does? Here's an expanded list of why our kitty friends act as odd as they do.

There are a few reasons that your kitty may bite her nails. One is that she is in desperate need of a trim and is "telling" you to clip them for her. Two, she's an anxious kitty with a bad habit. Just like humans bite their nails when nervous or bored, so does your cat. As this habit may be hard to break, find the root of the problem to see if it is indeed a ball of nerves causing her to nibble at her nails.

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Westminster Dog Show's Miss P Taking Applications for 'Suitable Mates'

After Westminster Kennel Club winner Miss P enjoyed a steak on a silver platter, she'll follow the route of her grand-uncle and 2008 "Best in Show" winner Uno: retirement.

Uno was the first beagle to win "Best in Show" in 2008. After hitting the top, Westminster director of communications David Frei said, Uno is living "happily in retirement."

"He’s the king of a 200-acre ranch in Austin, Texas," Frei said, adding that he last saw the 9-year old beagle and his owner in October.

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If You Don’t Think Cats Are Incredibly Loving Then Watch This! You Will Forever Think Otherwise!

The first time my childhood cat brushed against me and meowed, I was permanently changed. For many years, I was all about dogs and to me, cats were just into chasing mice or doing their own thing.

When you really take the time to get to know a cat, you will see that they are very loving, they just show it differently than dogs do (at least most of the time). I love this video because non-cat people can understand it.

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Animal Advocates Urging Pet Owners To Bring Pets Inside During Extreme Cold

By Syma Chowdhry
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — When a Code Blue is effect, animal advocates see red if they find dogs being left out in the extreme cold.

A new city ordinance can fine owners up to $500 if their dog is outside during weather that’s 20 degrees or colder.

ACCT Philly handles the complaints. So far they’ve made 16 site visits.
Susan Cosby of ACCT Philly says, “We want to make sure every owner is aware of their obligations to protect their pet and so we are going to talk to each owner about each individual case.”

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