7 Fun Facts You Never Knew About Cats – Explore Them This International Cat Day
Happy International Cat day to all the cat lovers and too all those who also love dogs!
International Cat day is all dedicated to cats honoring their every step and their involvement and contribution to mankind. It’s the oldest and the most beloved pets on the planet – Earth. Cats are not only our lovable companions but also the natural stress busters. Just seeing a cat online or petting releases the stress and makes you more relaxed and calm says a report by Mental Health Research center.
Though living with cats for so many years, many may be not well acquainted with certain facts about cats. Let us explore here some of the most fascinating facts about cats.
Over 30 percent of Americans own a cat as a pet
Though compared to dogs, cats ratio is less, many Americans prefer to own a cat due to its less maintenance.
Grumpy Cat – Not the worth $100 Million
The most famous grumpy cat whose video went viral like a fire on the World Wide Web isn’t the real worth it has been claimed.
Over 1.6 million cats are adopted each year
As per the data with ASPCA, each year more than 1.6 million cats are been adopted by saving 23% approx. from euthanasia and accidents.
More Cats special days
International cat day is not only the day celebrated for kitties, but there are still two more days dedicated for our feline friends. One is World Cat Day and the other is National Cat Day.
Persian cats are most popular breed
Among so many species of cats around the world, the most popular one to name is Persian cat. This breed is the world’s best loved specie though it requires high maintenance and regular grooming for that shiny long hair.
Cats are the laziest breed
Not really lazy but sleepy can fit perfectly for cats. Cats are known to sleep an average of sixteen hours a day. They are mostly active during night and highly alert and ready for their hunting expedition during twilight.
Cat as small as average cup of coffee
Don’t be surprised as there is a cat which is almost shorter than a large takeaway coffee cup! Native of Nape Valley Lilieput measures just 13.34 cm or 5.25 inches from floor to shoulders making it the smallest cat in the world. Whereas the world’s longest cat title is taken up by a Main Coon called Mymains Stewart Gilligan, which measures more than 4 feet.
Well not limited to these facts, there are numerous other facts that tell tales about our feline friends. Just knowing the facts this international cat day is not enough. Take some time out, and spend with your cat and ensure their best health through quality pet supplies will definitely make this International Cat Day a unique day to celebrate.
