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A cat’s rough tongue acts like a natural brush – did you know?

Discover the Furry Fun Fact of the Day with The South African!

The Furry Fun Fact of the Day brings you a delightful insight into the world of pets. Today’s fun fact revolves around the grooming habits of our feline friends. Did you know that a cat’s rough tongue acts like a built-in brush? Yes, those tiny, rough bumps on a cat’s tongue, called papillae, serve multiple purposes. They help snag loose fur and debris, act like a sponge to soak up saliva, and spread natural antibacterial enzymes across the fur as the cat grooms. This not only keeps the fur clean and detangled but also helps distribute natural oils for waterproofing and cooling the cat down on a hot day. So, the next time you see your kitty giving itself a good lick, remember it’s more than just a beauty routine – it’s a full-body spa treatment!

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(Artificial Intelligence assisted in compiling this article)

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