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by liamaaaaaaaaa on February 21st, 2010
whenever a cat licks something, usually its because there is salt on it
by Anonymous on December 28th, 2008
All animals require salts and minerals and if they don't receive enough in their food they will get it where they can :)
by Tina Anderson on April 3rd, 2006
Most animals lick salty things because they need salt just as we humans do. Just as you see cats or dogs eating grass, it's their body prompting them to take in what they need in order to survive. Most of the time the grass eating thing is to settle their stomach and/or make them throw up whatever doesn't agree with them. My cat likes to lick on our fireplace grate for some reason. I assume theres something there that he needs or he's about two french fries short of a Happy Meal!
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