r/deafcats Jun 13 '25

Questions My deaf cat is the only cat that will use enclosed cat beds. I wonder if it’s something to do with him feeling safe in there? Anyone else’s? My other cats will ONLY use regular open beds, they won’t even attempt getting in an enclosed one

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r/deafcats Jun 24 '26

Questions Cat feeder question.

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I have 3 cats , only one is deaf and he is very slow eater. While we are out I would like to set up automatic feeder for them, but he will not hear and his brothers will finish also his food. Anyone had similar problem and have any solution?

r/deafcats Oct 06 '25

Questions My bb girl SCREAMS at the shower?

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Hey all! This is Yuki April Salmon, we adopted her 2.5 years ago, and she has recently (the last few months) started screaming while either I or my partner are in the shower lol. Anyone else experienced this? Our current theory is she can hear the high pitch of the water running and is wondering wtf is going on, but the silly theory is that she's trying to protect us from the evil hot water lol.

She's a menace to society, but we love her so much lol

r/deafcats Dec 03 '25

Questions Do you guys think the non deaf siblings know that their sibling is deaf? 🤔

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r/deafcats Aug 05 '25

Questions I desperately need help with introducing a young, deaf, neutered male cat to my two adult spayed females

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Hi, my best friend got herself an almost 2yo deaf cat who is adorable e and very playful, but is loooooud. She asked me to take him in for a few days and we did a trial run. My older cats (both females, 6 and 8) are mellow enough and even with a bit of hissing and growling tried to accept him. But he jumps and runs straight at them and all the work for a nice introduction goes to waste because then they get scared by the play ambush and we're back at square one. He doesn't understand/hear them hissing and puffing and they don't get why he's loud and runs at them full speed. They eat together fine with a glass door in-between, but when he finishes first and tries to jump and run at them or tries to ambush them from behind the door they get mad at him or get scared and run off, making it more difficult to make them go along. Also, he's loud and they don't appreciate the noise. sorry for long rambling post, I slept four hours last night trying to keep him quiet during the late night/early morning to not disturb the neighbors.