Numerous clues about a cat’s mood or next move can be found in their nonverbal communication, such as how their ears move. A cat’s ears are never moved without a valid reason. So, there is always a range of why’s, when’s, and what’s associated with a cat’s ear movements.

Cats frequently lower their heads as a kind of body language. But it is also a means of communication and not only a physical movement. So we must always remember that a cat’s actions reveal its bodily and emotional feelings. And one of the most important methods to comprehend what it is trying to say to us or any other animal is through its head motions.

According to the data published by Lost Pet Research, at least once every five years, 12 to 18 percent of cats are likely to go missing. Among the lost cats, 65% were found alive, while 34% were never found. The research also revealed that the tendency to disappear is found more among adult cats aged 1-7 years.

There are several ‘pawsome’ ways to track a lost or missing cat. Below are some options available that you can adopt to track your cat.
Mobile apps
GPS trackers
Microchip
AirTag

The potential of farm cats becoming indoor cats cannot be completely ruled out. Not all barn cats, nevertheless, can live indoors. The cat’s personality will determine whether or not it can successfully leave the farm cat lifestyle and venture into the indoor world.

A dog harness gives control to the handler in terms of controlling the dog’s movement. However, it is not just used for dogs but also for cats. Sometimes, cat owners use harnesses of small dogs on their cats. If it fits properly, it serves the same purpose for walking felines. 

Cats are smart. However, the answer would be “no” if the question is, “Are they smarter than humans?” According to experts, a cat has the same degree of intelligence as a child who is 2-2.5 years old. Additionally, they possess the intelligence to learn new skills, comply with orders, and remember information for application in a different setting.