• Cats hate water. They like warm more than human because it make they feel secure before they fall to sleep.
• Cats don’t like sweets. They do not appear to favor the taste of sugar either as cakes and cookies or in sugar-laden drinks. Interestingly cats do enjoy chewing the grass so they do have some interest in carbohydrates but they may simply prefer the bitterness in some grasses rather than the sweetness of others.
  
  
• Cats hate being in a car because they believe they are going to the vet and do not like taking pills.
• Many cats don’t like to be stroked the full length of their body because there are certain part of their body are very sensitive to touch.
• Cats don’t like to take any order from the owner unlike a dog. A cat does not respond to discipline in a positive learning fashion. Cats, on the other hand, take care of themselves.
• Cats do not like to eliminate in dirty places, therefore, if you do not keep the litter box clean to your cats liking, your cat will find other places to go.

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• Cats like to sleep. Daily durations of sleep vary, usually 12-16 hours, with 13-14 being the average.
• Cats love high places and like to climb. Most of them have a noted fondness for settling in high places or perching. Height gives the cat a better observation point, allowing it to survey its “territory” and become aware of activities of people and other pets in the area. Height, therefore, can also give cats a sense of security and prestige.
  
  
• Most cats enjoy being petted and held. They are like to be stroked on their forehead, between the ears and also like to be skritched under the chin and along the throat. They are happy to be loved. Your cats love you and can read your moods. If you’re under stress, you may also notice a difference in your cat’s behavior.
• Cats love to chew on grass, catnip, parsley or sage. Become a green thumb and plant an indoor garden for your cat! But be careful, many plants are toxic to your cat.
• Cats love to do groom themselves by licking their fur, employing their hooked papillae and saliva. There’s no doubt that cats are self-cleaning. They spend about one-third their waking hours grooming themselves.
• Cats like to hunt. By nature, cats are superb hunters who enjoy stalking their prey. Even well-fed cats like your cat will hunt and kill birds, mice, rats and other small animals in the vicinity.

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