He sense of smell is one of the most developed in catswho, with their sharp perception of smells, experience the world in a very different way from humans. This sensitivity not only allows them to detect pheromones and invisible traces for us, but is also closely linked to their behavior and emotions.
The way to interact with the aromas that surround them is part of their communication. As a result of this unique sensory connection, certain odors that are unpleasant can generate reactions of discomfort or rejection. Some of these come from daily elements of the homesuch as fruits, spices, cleaning products or plants.
Due to its olfactory sensitivityFelines tend to avoid The areas where these aromas are present, which can influence their behavior, but, mainly, in their well -being.
How are the aromas of cats
Cat smell is one of their most developed senses, and certain odors can significantly influence their behavior. Many aromas, especially those that they perceive as INtenses or unpleasantthey find themselves upset and even avoid them.
According to what Dr. Juan Enrique Romero explained, the citrussuch as oranges, lemons, files and grapefruit, are among this group of annoying smells for felines. Its rejection is so strong that there are repellent for cats based on these aromas, since these pets tend to dodge the surfaces or spaces impregnated with these fragrances.
Another smell that generates aversion in cats is that of the bananaparticularly that of your peel. In addition, too intense fragrances, such as spicy or spicythey are also intolerable to them. According to the British beneficial organization Cats Protectionhe Romero, lavender and mint They are some of the most unpleasant aromas for felines. On the other hand, common spices, such as black pepper, white and paprika, can also generate discomfort in these animals.
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On the other hand, the eucalyptus It is a specially problematic aroma for cats. According to the “American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)”, they are not only unpleasant, but also, it is toxic For them.
In addition to these natural odors, there are Chemicals that cats hate and that can be harmful to their health. The “Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals” (SPCA) warns about the toxicity of certain Essential oilslike those of mint and pine.
Source: Ambito
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