Daily behavior and interaction of cats (Felis catus) with humans at a canteen in IPB University

Understanding feral cat behavior can be one of the aspects that is necessary for proper management and taking policy action in controlling population. This study aimed to observe daily activities cats see correlation between number visitors on cat-to-human interaction at a canteen IPB University. Observation cat’s was conducted by scan sampling method cats’ with humans ad libitum sampling. Our results showed self-care (66.27%) dominated followed negative (20.83%) affiliative (12.9%). Correlation test there significant frequency (p = 0.024). The also shows positive 0.034). No encounters 0.27). highest value cat-human approaching human (A) 28.15%, vocalization (MV) 28.15% eye contact (KM) 22.71%. Cat-human did not significantly correlate 0.05). result implies use as place rest, find food human-cat interactions were specific each site. Therefore, cats, it pay attention conditions their respective habitats.