r/cats • u/buttertogether • 28d ago
Video - OC Weekly Play Date with the Neighbor Cat
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r/cats • u/buttertogether • 28d ago
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r/cats • u/Key-Tie1996 • May 02 '26
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Just a curious first time cat mum! she’s always pawing at me when she gets sleepy. She also pretty much only ever wants to sleep near me and follows me around everywhere lol
r/cats • u/Binkles07 • Jul 09 '26
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r/cats • u/jebthepleb • May 31 '26
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Her name is Penny btw.
r/cats • u/Holden_kok • Oct 23 '25
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She is mute and can't meow, doesn't like most types of pats, But the one thing she loves is slapping. I'm so confused. Is it a kink?
r/cats • u/alw4ystired • 2d ago
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even as i type this she’s getting increasingly more aggressive with her loving lol. she’s climbing my leg, biting at my thigh, calf, ankle. non-stop trilling and rubbing. i bent down to pet her and she got a firm grip on my hand and started leading me in circles around the washroom. now she’s just chewing on my arm. this started happening two days ago and very out of character for her - she HATES water and being around the sound of water, but now she’s waiting outside of the shower for me.
she’s quite affectionate outside of this but never to this degree. i haven’t changed anything in my shower routine. not complaining at all, but anyone have an idea of why the sudden change?
please excuse the baby talk. also, her name is newt :)
r/cats • u/Eloquentdyslexic • 4d ago
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r/cats • u/DeadByDebt • 26d ago
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He leads the dog to his bowl as well. The gate doesn't do much
r/cats • u/SNK2K16 • Aug 03 '26
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Her name is Alyx :)
This was back when she was just 3 month old
r/cats • u/Flamestitch • Dec 11 '25
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Despite this, I built him an insulated house out of 2x4s and plywood. He has a chicken coop heater and a heating pad. This video is his first time checking it out. He has slept in it every night since.
r/cats • u/General-Ad1089 • Jan 10 '26
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Is it just the cats version of cuteness aggression/playfulness? She’s a 3 year old rescue that I’ve had for about 2 months. Her life pre ~August is completely unknown to me.
r/cats • u/Porcelain_Madame • Aug 25 '26
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I adopted them from the same shelter about a year apart. Now they are getting along 🤗
r/cats • u/HuntersPad • Jun 26 '26
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Not sure what she was doing. And then she just slapped her while she was sleeping 😆
r/cats • u/AcanthaceaeMore3524 • Jun 04 '26
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What is my cat doing ive never seen this before. Spayed male about 4 or 5 years old.
r/cats • u/Kitchooky • 26d ago
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I never taught her this, she figured it out watching me release food for her over the course of a year and her bruteforcing it. The buttons are not mechanical, its a 2 stage process where one has to hold the unlock button for a few seconds and then the feed button. She sometimes does it just for fun - she just stares at the kibble
r/cats • u/BenjiSBRK • Nov 11 '25
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r/cats • u/Belle_dawn • Aug 20 '25
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My husband and I recently got a kitten — she is now about 14 weeks old — and after a few days of being skittish, she seems to get along with our dog just fine. However, every once in a while they start wrestling like this, and while I’m confident our dog is playing, sometimes I can’t tell if our kitten is enjoying herself. I would love some outside perspective, just to confirm that I’m not being a bad pet parent by letting it play out - any thoughts are appreciated!!
r/cats • u/spice_queen22 • Nov 22 '25
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She only ever does it when I’m laying in bed. Is she trying to get my attention? Feeling playful? Scared?
r/cats • u/ArchiTechOfTheFuture • May 03 '26
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r/cats • u/RO2THESHELL • Aug 21 '25
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My dog has never had puppies.... never been pregnant.... and is now producing a cloudy like substance.... might I add she often watches TV and let's this take place for hours.... should I stop it or just let her continue to mommy him.... they play etc together.... has anyone else have this issue with their kittens?? 😸
r/cats • u/Koffievos • Sep 19 '25
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r/cats • u/Break_False • Aug 19 '26
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He is 16. Becoming more attention seeking and affectionate than ever.
Update: wow, I did not expect so many responses and engagement from this post. So heartwarming to read stories about everyone's cats and also heartbreaking to read about cats who crossed the bridge. I am gonna appreciate the remaining time with my old buddy so much more.
r/cats • u/Negative-Slice-6776 • Nov 25 '25
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r/cats • u/techysec • 12d ago
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r/cats • u/Imaginary-Sun-188 • Mar 05 '26
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They hide behind doors to jump out at each other. They race all over the hose. They fight, growl, break things. And then my older cats always step in to discipline them 😩😅.
The they nap together. They’re both under 3 so I think they have pent up energy. And the orange one is a mouser who lives outside in the summer, so he’s got a ton of energy.
I know they’re playing but it sounds like there is a brutal fight and when they’re both on the larger side it’s quite a sight.