Pheromones: A chemical secreted by an animal that influences the behavior or development of others of the same species, often functioning as an attractant of the opposite sex.
The use of pheromones to facilitate artificial insemination in pigs, since the compounds contained in the saliva of boars induce a reflex in sows to stand still ...
Aromatic markers called pheromones help establish and maintain a cat's territory. These powerful scents are critical elements in communications among cats, and are emitted by different glands located strategically throughout the cat's body.
Cat urine contains pheromones which are chemical substances that tell other cats certain messages. Spraying is a common component of cat behavior during the mating season with males and females communicating their availability with their pheromones.
Cat Pheromone It would seem that cat pheromones are in cat scent (see below) - there is an overlap. Cats like to exchange scent, rub it on their human companions to ...
cat behavior - notes
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Pheromone: a chemical substance released by an animal that influences the behavior of another individual of the same species. Pheromones are involved in territorial spraying and sexual attraction.
Patched Tabby ...
He uses his glands on his forehead and around his mouth and chin. These glands produce chemicals called pheromones, which he transfers by rubbing against objects.
 See also: Behavior, Veterinarian, Species, Parasite, Neuter
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