Tuxedo Cat Grooming Wood Print

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Adult cats spend up to 50% of their waking hours grooming and there are many reasons why. Cats instinctively clean away food and additional odor-causing agents so they will not be detected by potentially threatening animals. They rely on saliva evaporation on their fur to maintain normal body temperature. By licking itself, a cat helps distribute its natural oils evenly around its coat which guards against dampness and seals in heat. Their tongue, covered in tiny, bristle-like hairs, improves circulation. And maybe the biggest reason of all ... cats take comfort in the ritual of self-cleaning.

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