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Interesting facts about Cats | Educational Video for Kids.

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The list below introduces 30 most common cat idioms in English.

Fight Like Cat And Dog

Rain Cats And Dogs

(Like) Herding Cats

(There’s) More Than One Way to Skin A Cat

(To Put the) Cat Among(st) the Pigeons

A Cat Has Nine Lives

A Cat In Gloves Catches No Mice

A Cat Nap

A Scaredy-Cat

Bell the Cat

Can’t Swing A Dead Cat In (Place) Without Hitting A (Thing)

Cat Fight

Cat Got Your Tongue?

Cat On A Hot Tin Roof

Cat-and-Mouse (adj.)

Cat’s Paw

Cool Cat

Curiosity Killed The Cat

Fat Cat

Let the Cat Out of the Bag

Like The Cat That Got The Cream

Look What the Cat Dragged In

No Room To Swing A Cat

Not Enough Room to Swing a Cat

Play Cat And Mouse

Put The Cat Among The Pigeons

The Cat Is Out of the Bag

There’s More Than One Way To Skin A Cat

Not Have A Cat In Hell’s Chance

Who’s She, the Cat’s Mother?

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The British Shorthair is the oldest recorded cat breed in England and has always been very popular among cat owners.

They are loved for their larger than life personality, their round bodies, short, thick and plush coat and their round, happy faces which make them perfect for a squishy cuddle.

Luckily their placid, affectionate nature means they usually reciprocate your love and hugs, so they're the perfect choice for someone who dreams of snuggling with their cat on the sofa.

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Bengal cats are renowned for their handsome features and striking spots which gives them an exotic look just like a miniature leopard.

Their spots are a result of breeding between domestic cats and the wild Asian Leopard Cat.

As well as their unique looks, they are exceptionally intelligent, loyal and loving with a seemingly endless amount of energy.

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The Siamese cat is a sophisticated breed that originated in Thailand, hence the name (Siam being the old name for Thailand).

They are perhaps one of the most recognisable breeds thanks to their colouring which is typically a light coloured coat with dark ‘points’, points being ears, feet, tails and faces.

They’re also known for their love of talking. They are incredibly vocal and will talk to you throughout the day whether you want to listen or not.

You can expect plenty of snuggles on your lap or beside you in bed from this intelligent, loving and affectionate breed.

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The Maine Coon is without a doubt the largest breed of domesticated cat. In fact, the largest ever cat was a Maine Coon called Stewie who measured a huge 48.5 inches long.

Their massive appearance is matched only by their very affectionate, sweet natured and gentle personalities which makes them one of the UK's most loved cats.

Past their loving nature, they also can’t resist clowning around and love to sleep in peculiar places, which can be hilarious due to their size and shaggy coat.

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Litter Box Problems.

Estrus.

Spraying/Marking Territory.

Scratching.

Itching.

Biting.

Water Intake.

Excessive Peeing.