Unraveling the Mysteries of Strange Cat Behaviors

Hunting, Even When They're Not Hungry

It's a harsh reality—no matter how much you feed your cat, there's always a chance of coming home to find the remains of an animal that your cat has hunted. But why do cats have such an insatiable desire to hunt?

Hunting triggers a surge of endorphins, the "happy hormone," in their bodies, and it is not linked to hunger. Cats, being independent hunters unlike pack-hunting dogs, are highly opportunistic and will seize any chance to hunt... even if they aren't hungry.