Cat Care 101 - The Cat Owner Guide
Published 6/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.43 GB | Duration: 1h 12m
Understand the Anatomy of Your Cat

What you'll learn
Interesting cat anatomy facts
How parts of the body of cats convey their emotions
How the anatomical characteristics of a cat differ from those of humans
The structure of different cat body parts and how they work
Requirements
None, the course will provide all the necessary information
Description
If you have just adopted a cat or kitten, or if you have had cats for many years, you probably have a lot of questions about all the traits that make a cat such a wonderful companion. Cats are relatively low maintenance and they are also easy pets to care for. People love cats for many reasons, they are fun, playful, cute, amusing, loving, smart, curious and the list goes on. You're probably familiar with the basics of grooming, feeding, litter boxes, general health, and safety. When you look at your kitten or cat, you are probably wondering about the role of the whiskers, of the small pouch on the back of their ears, about their wonderful balance, their agility, their capability of seeing so well in the dark or of being such fierce predators. A cat's ears and tail are a great indicator of how a cat is feeling. But besides communication, they also play an important role in maintaining the cat's balance. The sandpaper-like texture of their tongue is scratchy due to some small barbs that cover its surface, called papillae. They are designed to gather the fur and dirt from their coats, and also help them drink water and rip the flesh off the bones of the prey. This and many other interesting cat anatomy facts will be discussed in this course, which is meant to give you a better understanding of your beloved cat.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: The Eyes
Lecture 2 The Eyes
Section 3: The Ears
Lecture 3 The Ears
Section 4: The Whiskers
Lecture 4 The Whiskers
Section 5: The Nose
Lecture 5 The Nose
Section 6: The Teeth
Lecture 6 The Teeth
Section 7: The Tongue
Lecture 7 The Tongue
Section 8: The Paws
Lecture 8 The Paws
Section 9: The Tail
Lecture 9 The Tail
People who have a cat and want to better understand the anatomy of their pet,Anyone who wants to learn about cats and their anatomy
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