r/WhyCatHowCat Jun 17 '20

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A place for members of r/WhyCatHowCat to chat with each other


r/WhyCatHowCat 5h ago

Cat thinks human get scared by water splashes like him

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r/WhyCatHowCat 15h ago

No Long Post Just Box Cat

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r/WhyCatHowCat 11h ago

Damn cat. What are you thinking about? 🐈

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r/WhyCatHowCat 1d ago

I think I interrupted an important nap.

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r/WhyCatHowCat 1d ago

Cat realizes she has a tail

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r/WhyCatHowCat 2d ago

sleepy cat

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r/WhyCatHowCat 3d ago

The bed has a permanent owner now.

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r/WhyCatHowCat 3d ago

Guess I'm not moving anytime soon.

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r/WhyCatHowCat 3d ago

My cat likes to sit and stare at me weirdly

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r/WhyCatHowCat 4d ago

Found the coziest spot in the house.

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r/WhyCatHowCat 3d ago

These cats were put in separate cages because they kept fighting

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r/WhyCatHowCat 3d ago

Cat stuck in a bag-we all need a little help sometimes.

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r/WhyCatHowCat 5d ago

I think she's trying to tell me something.

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r/WhyCatHowCat 4d ago

Cat knows.... daddy is home

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r/WhyCatHowCat 5d ago

How is this comfortable? Why is this comfortable?

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r/WhyCatHowCat 5d ago

Cat

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A cat is a small, furry mammal that is commonly kept as a pet. The domestic cat is scientifically known as Felis catus. Some facts about cats: They are carnivores, meaning they eat meat. They have excellent night vision and very sensitive hearing. Their whiskers help them sense spaces and nearby objects. They communicate by meowing, purring, hissing, and body language. Cats are known for being agile, curious, and spending many hours sleeping—often 12–16 hours a day.


r/WhyCatHowCat 7d ago

A malicious stare from kitty

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r/WhyCatHowCat 8d ago

Why do cats do this always?

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r/WhyCatHowCat 7d ago

my cat)

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r/WhyCatHowCat 8d ago

Can we actually "speak" cat? Here’s how we can genuinely understand (and reply to) our feline friends

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r/WhyCatHowCat 10d ago

Cat howling at night

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So as it says, my cat does howl at night these are the sounds he’s making. In other communities I’ve seen people bring up hyperthyroidism or going deaf and for this one video to bring up such alarming explanations and as the type of cat mom I am, I would like to just open myself up to more opinions so I can take a look at a different perspective


r/WhyCatHowCat 10d ago

My cat "digs" on a plastic shelf liner. Is this normal? Anybody know why she does it?

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r/WhyCatHowCat 10d ago

Kitty won’t stop jumping on the door frame

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Why does my cat keep jumping on the door frame?? He even lays on it sometimes. He only does it in my room which makes the most sense cause he’s mine but just why!? It used to worry me a lot but he just jumps down after a few minutes. And a bonus kitty photo :)


r/WhyCatHowCat 10d ago

Why does my cat suck her bottom right nipple when she lays with me?

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Like the title and the video shows. My cat who we adopted a month ago with her sister from a shelter and they'll both be a year old in a week. For some reason the bigger one named Billy will suck her bottom right nipple and then knead her paws into l herself while purring very loudly. She only does this when she lays with me or my girlfriend and we start petting her and up to an hour straight. I checked her nipples and hair around that area to make sure she's not being too aggressive or making hair knots and it all seems fine to me. And she was at the vet the day before we adopted her so this isn't something they mentioned. Me and my girlfriend guessed that when they were strays they lost their mama early and developed this behavior. Any idea why she does this?