While watching “Ghost Rider" with my husband the other day and scratching my cat's belly I got to thinking: If people have belly buttons because that’s where we were attached to our mothers why don’t animals have belly buttons? At this point, I began trying to find my cat’s belly button. She only tolerated this for so long and then left. I never found one, and in fact, I am pretty sure she doesn’t have one.
This got me thinking: Why don't they? Or maybe they do and I just can’t find it. Any thought s on this has any of you seen a belly button on anything other than a person. Something to think about.
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Yes, they do. I've noticed it as a little impression in both of my cats' bellies.
HERE'S a source (among many others).
You'll have to do this one manually. The link thing isn't working.
http://www.islandnet.com/~yesmag/Questions/bellybutton.html
Thank you for the link. That answers my question, now I have to find it on my cat's. It makes me feel better to know that I am not the only one who wonders about weird stuff.
Is shaving the cat an option? Might help you find it.
With all the cat hair around here from just one cat, I'm very tempted ;)
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