🐈 Felis catus — the small solitary hunter

Cat

Cats are obligate carnivores with a flexible spine, retractable claws and exceptional low-light vision. Their metabolism is adapted to a high-protein diet and they require specific nutrients such as taurine.


Lifespan
12–18 years
Heart rate
140–220 bpm
Body temp.
38.1–39.2 °C
Adult teeth
30

Interactive anatomy

8 regions
Cat labelled anatomy reference

Common diseases

2 conditions · tap to expand

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Human vs. animal

The comparison

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🧑 Human

60–100 bpm

🐈 Cat

140–220 bpm

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X-ray view

Fade outside → inside

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📅 Lifecycle

🐈 Cat · baby to senior

Care & daily life

Handling, litter training, safe indoor exploration.

Health

Vaccinations, deworming, neutering plan.

🎓 More to explore

Edutainment hub

Symptom guide, sound quiz, first aid and more.

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