A cat’s nose is very sensitive. The cat's olfactory organ is located deep in the nasal cavity, called the olfactory mucosa, with a large area exposed to the air. There are more than 200 million particularly sensitive olfactory cells on these folds, which are very sensitive to smells. Moreover, a cat’s nose has a rhinoscope. Sweat and sebum can make the nose moist, so odor molecules can easily adhere to it, making the cat’s sense of smell more acute, allowing the cat to smell one of tens of thousands of smells. When in close proximity, cats will use their sense of smell instead of vision.

Taste that cats like:

1. Cats particularly like the taste of fish. For cats, it is the taste of gourmet food. The pickled salted fish is even more addictive for cats because of the addition of various seasonings.

2. The taste of milk. Many cats like the taste of milk. Whether it is yogurt, cow's milk or goat's milk, cats are addicted to it.

3. Catnip. Catnip is one of cats' favorite smells. This smell will make cats become confused and drool after smelling it. The more cats smell it, the more they smell it.