Why Is A Cat’s Tongue So Rough To The Touch?

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Why Is A Cat’s Tongue So Rough To The Touch?

July 22nd, 2007 · No Comments

The abrasive surface of a cat’s tongue is covered with many tiny, hooked ‘papillae’ - almost like miniature teeth. These hooks have a dual purpose, enabling the cat to clean off any flesh from the bones of prey as well as enhancing grooming.

Tags: Cats: Physiology