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cratching serves many purposes such as maintaining claw health, provision of safety by marking and social communication

This holistic approach ensures a comprehensive understanding and effective management of scratching-related issues in domestic cats.

Many contemporary studies have used methods designed to study dogs—a poor proxy, as our furry friends have fewer facial expressions than their ancestors.

(These techniques have previously been used to study facial expressions in cats.)

These expressions were common to all of the gray, arctic, and Canadian wolf packs the researchers observed.