Do cats forget us when we’re on holiday? Behaviourist reveals what cats really think - Companion Life
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Cats can remember their owners after holidays, says Cats Protection behaviourist
Cats can remember their owners when they go on holiday, with a Cats Protection behaviourist saying their long-term memory is particularly strong for people they associate with positive emotional bonds. Daniel Warren-Cummings, Senior Behaviour Engagement Manager at Cats Protection, said cats do not build social memories in the same way as humans. He said: “From an evolutionary standpoint, cats don’t build social memories the way we do, through vi…
Do cats forget us when we’re on holiday? Behaviourist reveals what cats really think - Companion Life
As Brits pack their bags for a well-earned summer break, a wave of separation shame can sweep through nearly one-in-four UK households who share their home with a cat; will my cat sit pining on the windowsill and, worse, will they remember me when I return? According to a clinical animal behaviourist, anxious owners looking for guilt-free
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