If you are a cat owner in the United States or any country in the world, you might find two or three of the following cat infographics and charts helpful to bookmark. These are picture-based reference guides for cat owners.
1. Please don't declaw your cat
This chart carries important information for current and future cat owners.
According to Excited Cats, there are pros and cons that come with declawing a cat. Declawing a cat doesn't just entail removing the nail, a little piece of bone also has to come out as well. Moreover, the Creator gave cats claws for a reason: they’re a form of self-defense. If cats have their claws taken away from them, they become defenseless and much more vulnerable to attack.
2. Here is a cat body language translation chart
This chart helps you decode your feline's many strange behaviors.
3. Here is a cat knowledge guide
4. A helpful guide on how to have better playtime with your cat!
5. Cat behaviors explained
6. Special cat tail language translation chart
7. A chart about black cats having trouble getting adopted
Generally, people tend to associate black cats with bad luck for a variety of erroneous reasons. Consequently, black cats must pass through some hurdles to reach their happily ever after with an adoptive family. Even today, as silly as it sounds, black cats are still associated with pagan holidays, dark magic, and other superstitions. However, the mysterious stigma surrounding black cats is simply false. After reading the truth about black cats, you will forget everything you knew about them.
8. A beautiful infographic about good and bad foods for cats
9. This infographic contains an illustrated guide to cat physics
10. A chart about places that cats belong
11. Poisonous plants for cats
12. A chart about how to tell a cat's age in human years
13. A chart about Tortoiseshell cats color inheritance
14. A cat bed guide
15. Cats vs Dogs chart
16. Tell-Tail signs your cat has allergies
17. A chart about unneutered/unspayed cats in the United States
According to the chart, more than 70 thousand kittens and puppies are born every day in the United States. To reduce overpopulation, over 3.7 million animals are being euthernized every year in shelter across the country. This chart represents a non-spayed female cat, her mate and all of her offspring, producing two litters per year, with 2.8 surviving kittens per litter. The message here, however, is how more than two thousand unwanted births can be prevented by spaying and neutering just one male and one female cat.
18. Here is a guide on how to find a lost cat
19. Cat noses
20. A chart about describing cats in Russian words
