Cat Insider

The muzzles of our feline friends, as well as the ones of other animals (rodents, dogs, seals), have long and thick whiskers. Animal whiskers, as they're commonly called, say a lot about their health.

Cats have been with us since time immemorial. The expression of the cat's face is not as expressive as that of a dog, so the owners want to know what their pet is thinking at the moment and whether he is thinking at all.

Cats love cheese and want to have a cheesy treat now and then. While cheese is not toxic to cats, it is unhealthy. In this article, we delved deep into understanding cats' dietary needs, the role of dairy in their diets, and the risks associated with your feline friends consuming cheese and other dairy products.