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Why Is My Cat Acting Weird? 12 Common Cat Behaviors Explained

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Cats are mysterious, magical, and sometimes… a little weird. One moment they’re sleeping like an angel, the next they’re sprinting through the house at 3 AM like a furry rocket. If you’ve ever wondered, “Why is my cat acting so weird?”  you’re not alone. Cat parents across the US, Canada, and Europe ask this question every single day. Good news: most “weird” behaviors are completely normal. Even better news: every action has a meaning. Let’s explore the most common quirky cat behaviors and what your feline friend is really trying to tell you. 1. Sudden Zoomies (The Midnight Sprint) Your cat bursts into fast, chaotic running for no reason. What it means: Normal energy release Play drive kicking in Sometimes due to boredom Occasionally from litter box relief When to worry: If zoomies happen after every use of the litter box, please check for constipation or discomfort. 2. Staring at You Without Blinking The long, intense, slightly creepy stare. What it means: Pu...
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Shiro and the Whity Gurame

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Here they are shiro the turtle and it friend the whity gurame fish. Please take a look at the picture, the whity gurame fish always hiding behind the water filter, very shy fish.. but still beauty, Isn't it? Well.. I hope you will agree with me some day..
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The White Ghost Catfish

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This is the white ghost catfish or called "lele fish" in Indonesia, it has already two years here, we called it "lele albino". Because this kind of fish is usually black, but it can live here together with the other kind of fish within a pond . They eat fishmeal (called pelet) and the rest of food that has meat smelling. Lele fish has a good strength to be able to survive in the shortages of water conditions, by taking refuge in the mud during the dry season...
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The Little Shy dragon

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This is the little shy dragon, named with "drage' from the word "dragon". Drage is the little iguana lived here since two years ago, still young, tame, tend to be shy and always covering the eyes when touched, but very exotic pet with the green light body. Drage like fresh vegetables and some fruits to eat..
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blue mori (malawi blue dolphin)

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Blue mori fish comes from african rivers, precisely from Malawi. This kind of fish have a body shape look like a dolphin fish, also known by the malawi blue dolphin. It's to hard to fine this fish in Indonesia. We have only two blue fish mori here, please to see them on the picture, Isn't it a beauty blue fish? What do you think? We hope you agree with us? They were here about two years, but they aren't growing fastly, still a little fish, easy to get stress and unstable, must be diligent and patient in taking care of the blue mori fish...
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How to Treat Open Wounds in Cats: A Comprehensive Guide

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Why Do Cats Sleep So Much? The Secrets Behind Your Feline's Long Naps

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How to Live With Cats: A Guide to Enjoying Feline Companionship

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