Pet Anatomy

Carnivorous domestic mammal raised to perform various tasks for
humans.

• Encephalon: Seat of the intellectual capacities of a cat
• Lung: Respiratory organ
• Spinal column: Important part of the nervous system
• Stomach: Part of the digestive tract between the esophagus and the small intestine
• Spleen: Hematopoiesis organ that produces lymphocytes
• Kidney: Blood-purifying organ
• Rectum: Last part of the intestine
• Bladder: Pocket in which urine collects before it is eliminated
• Penis: Copulative male sexual organ
• Testicle: Sperm producing sexual organ
• Intestine: Last part of the digestive tract
• Liver: Bile-producing digestive gland
• Heart: Blood-pumping organ
• Lung: Respiratory organ
• Trachea: Tube that carries air to the lungs
• Esophagus: First part of the digestive tract
• Larynx: Part of a dog's throat that contains the vocal cords

Carnivorous mammal of the feline family, with retractile claws. There are both wild and domestic varieties.

• Encephalon: Seat of the intellectual capacities of a cat
• Lung: Respiratory organ
• Spinal column: Important part of the nervous system
• Stomach: Part of the digestive tract between the esophagus and the small intestine
• Kidney: Blood-purifying organ
• Colon: Large intestine
• Small intestine: Last part of the digestive tract
• Testicle: Sperm producing sexual organ
• Bladder: Pocket in which urine collects before it is eliminated
• Spleen: Hematopoiesis organ that produces lymphocytes
• Liver: Bile-producing digestive gland
• Heart: Organ that pumps blood
• Trachea: Tube carrying the air to the lung
• Esophagus: First part of the digestive tract
• Tongue: Taste organ of a cat
• Oral cavity: Chamber of the mouth
• Nasil cavity: Chamber of the nose
• Larynx: Part of a cat's throat that contains the vocal cords

Information courtesy of Animal World USA.