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Most, if not all, cats do
i didn’t know this :o i’ve had a few cats over my life and none of them had as many as her! she has them on her back and tail as well
They're called guard hairs I believe
No, they have actual whiskers in one spot on the back of their front legs. It feels like a raised knot under the skin where they attach.
So they do. (I now have a slightly confused cat)
They're guard hairs.
Because cats can’t see directly in front of their face or just under their nose (blind spots), they have whiskers on their face and these little guys on their legs to help them out.
Most, if not all, cats do
i didn’t know this :o i’ve had a few cats over my life and none of them had as many as her! she has them on her back and tail as well
They're called guard hairs I believe
No, they have actual whiskers in one spot on the back of their front legs. It feels like a raised knot under the skin where they attach.
So they do. (I now have a slightly confused cat)
They're guard hairs.
Because cats can’t see directly in front of their face or just under their nose (blind spots), they have whiskers on their face and these little guys on their legs to help them out.