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Thanks for your feedback! 😊 I understand how it might feel a bit vague. I'll make sure to dive deeper into the details in future videos. Feel free to let me know if you have any specific aspects you'd like to see more of! 🐱💬

You're absolutely right, it should be 'Do cats' instead of 'Does cats.' Thanks for pointing that out! I'll make sure to fix it-appreciate you keeping me on my toes! 😄🐾

You're absolutely right! Cats primarily meow to communicate with humans-it’s like their special language just for us. They don’t use meowing to talk to other cats; instead, they rely on body language, hissing, purring, and other sounds. Meowing is their way of getting our attention, whether it’s for food, cuddles, or just to say, 'Hey, pay attention to me!' It’s pretty amazing how they’ve adapted this behavior just for their human companions. Thanks for bringing that up-cats really are fascinating creatures, aren’t they?

Funny I always say when asked about cats, " I like them well enough to pet one, but not well enough to own one".

That's awesome, James! Cats seem to have a sixth sense for knowing good people. Even if you're a dog person, it's clear they feel safe around you. Maybe they know you're secretly a cat whisperer! 😄 Thanks for sharing, and hope to see you around more on the channel!

Thank you so much, Shannon! 🐾 Your support means the world to me, and it's amazing to hear that you're sharing the videos to help others become better fur parents. 💕 It's people like you who make this community so special! If there's ever a topic you'd like to see covered, let me know-I’d love to create content that’s helpful for you and your friends. 😊🐾

You're absolutely right that fleas can become a big issue if cats go outside and then come inside. Taking precautions like using flea prevention treatments (like topical or oral medications) or flea collars can really help avoid such infestations. Also, regular vacuuming and cleaning can be a lifesaver if fleas do make their way indoors. Thank you for sharing your experience-it’s a good reminder for pet owners to stay proactive!

It’s fascinating how cats form unique bonds with people! Male cats are often more affectionate and tend to form stronger attachments, which might explain why the males you've had followed you so closely. Female cats, on the other hand, can sometimes be more independent and territorial. But every cat is different, and their behavior often depends on their personality, upbringing, and how they’ve bonded with you. It sounds like you have a special connection with your male cats-they clearly see you as their trusted companion! 🐾

Thank you so much! Cats are truly amazing, aren't they? 🐾 Do you have a cat of your own? I'd love to hear about them! 😻

Thanks for the tip, @christy3256! Glad to hear 2x speed works for you! I’ll keep that in mind for future content-appreciate you watching and sharing your feedback

Hey @georgeholloway3981, thanks for your feedback! I really appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. I'm sorry to hear the voice wasn't up to the mark-I’ll definitely work on improving it in future videos. If you have any specific suggestions or preferences, feel free to let me know. Your input really helps me make the content better for everyone. Thanks again for watching!

@skiphudson4034 Haha, glad you love them! 🥰 These little rascals always know how to steal the show, don’t they? Thanks for watching and sharing the love! 🐾❤️

@Thecatfolks I just love all four of my little stinks like they're my own flesh-and-blood children. I've always loved all breeds and species of kitties my whole life. A little over 20 years ago, I was blessed to have been able to hold a Bengal Tiger cub in my arms while I was giving the little rascal a drink of milk from a bottle. Splash was his papa's name; Gita was his precious mama's. And guess what? He was just like a little domestic kitten: playful, outspoken, inquisitive, intelligent, and above all, ROWDY. I'm no scientist, but I do truly believe that all cats are alike in so many ways at the cores of their souls. I also believe that all species of cats have some kind of innate prescience of knowing the souls of us humans who are "cat people." While I often notice stray cats running away from strangers who are trying to pet them, or just connect with them via mere eye contact, I notice that they literally come up and start talking to me -- sometimes even purring when I pick them up and hold them. I thank God for all of His precious animals, but I put a great emphasis on thanking Him for His creation of the cat. They are just the most precious things on the planet to me, cats are. I'm glad you like(d) my post, as I like your video(s). Please keep them coming. And I ask that you, and anyone else who loves this (and other cat videos) video as much as I do pray for all the poor mountain lions -- or pumas; cougars -- indigenous to Southern California trying to escape for their LIVES right now from raging wildfires. They're in a fight that they can't win without our prayers, and God's help. Again, thank you for your videos, God bless you and all of our fellow kitty lovers, and above all, God bless the cats -- all of them.

I have a kitten that was declawed using lazer..my cat has never shown any signs of problem

Lazer declaring is rather expensive but I have a tendency to bleed easily.. so I had to get it done.

Hey @MaggieLogue, you're absolutely right-declawing involves removing the first toe bone, not just the claw itself. It's a pretty invasive procedure, and it can have long-term effects on a cat's mobility and behavior. That’s why so many experts recommend alternatives like nail caps or scratching posts. Thanks for bringing this up-it's such an important topic to discuss!

Hey @NormaBerry-rm6ij! Thanks for sharing your experience with your kitten. It’s great to hear that your cat hasn’t shown any issues after being declawed with laser surgery. Laser declawing is often considered less painful and has a quicker recovery time compared to traditional methods. That said, it’s always a good idea to keep an eye on your kitten’s behavior and paws over time, just to ensure they remain comfortable and healthy. Regular vet checkups can help catch any potential issues early. Thanks for being a caring pet parent, and feel free to share more about your kitten - we'd love to hear about them!

@@MaggieLogue WHY would anyone wish to mutilate a beautiful cat? ??? (and they are all beautiful) I never heard of declawing-is it an American practice? I think it sounds obscene.

Thank you so much for your sweet comment, Eileen! ❤ Furbabies truly are the best, aren't they? I'm so glad you enjoy the content-your support means the world to me! 😊 Stay tuned for more, and feel free to share your thoughts or stories about your own furbabies anytime!

Thank you for your comment! 😊 I try to keep the wording clear and engaging for everyone, and it’s great to know it resonates with you. Appreciate your support-means a lot to a small creator like me! 🙌 Let me know if there’s anything you’d like to see in future videos. 🙏

Absolutely High-lare-ee-us!!!!🤣

😂 Haha, noted! Stripes can be tricky, right? Thanks for the tip, Kevin-appreciate you stopping by and sharing the laugh! Hope to see you around more. Cheers! 🙌

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Hey @mogeking56, I totally get that not everyone is a fan of animals in their home, and that’s okay! But sometimes, these little ‘filthy beasts’ can surprise us with how much love and joy they bring into our lives. Maybe one day, one of them will change your mind. 😊 Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

Hey @olainfree905, thanks for the feedback! I appreciate you pointing that out. I'll definitely work on using simpler, more relatable language in future narrations. The goal is to make the content enjoyable for everyone, and your input helps a lot. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!

@lisanidog8178. Agree with all you say about declawing. We have been owned by three Persians: 1989-1996 (died of a brown recluse spider bite on her tongue); 1998-2017 (died of old age hours before we were taking her to the vet to be put to sleep), and currently 2018-. The first two were torties; the current is a Himalayan. All female, all declawed on the front, all kept indoors. They were declawed at the same time they were spayed, under anesthesia. Kept at the vet for observation and then follow-ups for healing. None seemed to have any behavioral problems. All had periodic health checkups, weight monitored, vaccinations and teeth cleaning. All are affectionate, at least as far as Persians are affectionate (not lap cats, but they do follow us around, lie down near us, and trill and purr when stroked. All enjoyed being brushed. All would "go crazy" periodically and run through the house without any apparent paw pain. While they had/have short legs, on occasion they would jump to the top of a chest of drawers. The only issue--for all of them--are their "love bites". Since I am on a blood thinner, I have learned to be watchful and to move my hand away FAST. We have loved on all three, and I think that they sense that. Again, good comments.

You’re welcome. It wasn’t until I was a kennel cleaner when I was 20 in 1979 when I got to know cats and my dislike turned to love. One of those cats was the kennel cat, Charlie, an orange Persian. He had one eye and a smashed ear. Fell in love with him. Fell in love with Siamese too. I’ve had three. I don’t know what my two are now that are my picture. Love bites my girl is soft. Her brother is a little harder. Mostly they mark me.

Hi @lisanidog8178, thank you for sharing your perspective and experience. I can see that you've been caring for cats for decades and have taken the time to ensure that your declawed cats received proper medical care, aftercare, and monitoring. It’s clear that you made your decisions thoughtfully and based on your personal circumstances, especially given your medical condition. I understand this topic sparks a lot of strong opinions because it touches on both animal welfare and personal choices. While some people are against declawing, others, like yourself, have valid reasons for doing so, especially when it comes to safety and managing your own health. The key thing is that you’ve been a responsible pet owner-providing anesthesia, follow-ups, and even going beyond recommended care. You’re right that everyone has the freedom to make decisions for their pets based on their specific situations, just as you respect others for making their own choices, even if you don’t agree with them (like indoor/outdoor cats). It’s all about understanding and focusing on what’s best for the animal in their unique situation. Thank you again for your comment, and I really appreciate you sharing your perspective-it’s an important part of these discussions! Let’s keep things respectful as we learn from each other. 😊

Hi @lisanidog8178, I appreciate you taking the time to share your experience and perspective. It’s clear you’ve been a dedicated cat owner for decades, and I respect the level of care and thought you’ve put into decisions for your cats. It’s obvious you deeply care for their well-being, and it’s good to hear that your cats have lived happy and healthy lives under your care. I understand declawing is a highly debated topic, and people have strong feelings about it. The key here is understanding that every pet owner’s situation is different, and your reasons-like managing a medical condition for your own safety-are valid. You made sure your cats were cared for properly, from anesthesia to aftercare, and it sounds like you’ve always gone above and beyond for their recovery. At the same time, it’s important to acknowledge that some people feel strongly against declawing due to potential long-term impacts on cats, which is why there’s so much discussion around it. But as you said, it’s a personal choice, and as long as someone is doing what’s best for their pet with the guidance of a trusted vet, that’s what really matters. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts-it’s a great reminder that what works for one person or family may not work for another. At the end of the day, we all love our cats and want what’s best for them. ❤️

Thank you so much for sharing your story and for being such a loving and dedicated pet parent! It’s clear how much you’ve cared for all your Persians over the years, from their health checkups to making sure they’re happy and well-groomed. It’s heartwarming to hear how affectionate they’ve been in their own unique way-Persians really do have their own kind of charm, don’t they? As for declawing, I appreciate you sharing your thoughtful approach and how you ensured they were cared for during and after the procedure. It’s always inspiring to hear about pet owners who prioritize their pets' comfort and well-being. And those "love bites" you mentioned-sounds like your cats have quite the personalities! It’s great that you’ve found ways to manage them, especially with your situation. Thank you again for your kind words and for being part of this community. Your experience adds so much value to the conversation. Give your Himalayan an extra stroke from me! 🐾

Agree ... Over the top wording for simple, but important suggestions on better cat ownership. 🍁

Hey, thanks for the feedback! I really appreciate you pointing that out. I'll definitely work on improving the wording to make it more natural and easy to follow. If there's anything specific that stood out as odd, feel free to let me know-I’m always looking to improve!

Thank you for your feedback, @maryfyrr! 😊 I really appreciate your perspective. Sometimes we do get carried away with the wording, but it’s all with the intent of making the message impactful. Simple and actionable tips are definitely the key to better cat care, and I’ll keep that in mind for future videos. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! 🍁

@@ThecatfolksI'm glad you took the imput well ; we are all learning to express ourselves more effectively. Take care. From Toronto ... 🍁

Thank you so much for your kind words, Jean! It means a lot to know the content is helpful to cat owners like you. If there's anything specific you'd like us to cover in the future, feel free to share your ideas. Thanks for being part of our community! 😊🐾

Hey @FrankignoEstudiantes! Thanks for subscribing and checking out the video! 😊 The main content starts at 1:33, so feel free to jump right in. Let me know what you think or if you have any questions-your support means a lot! 🙌

Great point, @sneaker5732! Cats are definitely creatures of habit, and even small changes can stress them out. Placing items with their scent around your new home is a smart move-it helps them feel more secure and familiar in an unfamiliar environment. Thanks for sharing this tip! 😊🐾

Breakaway collars are normally pretty safe. I agree the bell must be beyond annoying.

But….she hides from me and I can’t find her. She was abandoned by my house and is still a little shy. I’ve had her spayed and she has her shots, but I’m afraid she’ll get outside or hide somewhere not safe, and get hurt… the bell on the breakaway collar helps me find her…

@@pamwalker6284 You had her WHAT"??! CAT ^^^AB_SER!!!! And she wonders why her cat hides from her?!?! That cat h8s her!

Thank you for your thoughtful comment, @Baba260556! You bring up a really important point, and I completely agree-collars, especially ones with bells, can cause discomfort for cats. I can’t imagine how stressful it must be for them to constantly hear that ringing sound right by their sensitive ears. Your example really hits home. Thinking of wearing a bell next to my own ears all day makes it easy to understand why it’s so annoying for them. Cats are such independent and unique creatures, and their comfort should always come first. It’s incredible to hear that you’ve grown up with cats being so cherished in your family. I bet they were treated like royalty-just as they deserve to be! Thank you for sharing your wisdom and experience. I’ll make sure to keep this in mind for future videos and try to spread awareness about this issue. Appreciate you taking the time to share your perspective! 🐾

​@ Ok this is getting old: why do you keep sending me emails since you deleted my comment here? Hello!

Hi Karen! 😊 Thanks for your comment and for sharing your thoughts! I completely agree with you-declawing is absolutely something that should never be done. 🙌 It's great to see you're as passionate about this as we are. I’ll take your feedback about the video wording to heart-we’ll try to keep things more straightforward and to the point in the future. We want our message to be clear without sounding too complicated. Thanks again for watching and sharing your perspective! 💛 Hope to see you in the next video! 🐾✨

Hey @HUYI1, not trying to guilt trip you at all! Just sharing the story and leaving the inspiration up to you. Appreciate you stopping by though! 🙌 If there's something specific you'd like to see, let me know. 😊

Seems like proper english to me.

As someone who is semi-retired, and educated before the dumbing of the public school system, she is speaking American English, for sure.

I have no problem-I'm partly deaf and simply switch on the closed captions.

​@TheParkAttendant Canadian English is closer to British English than American English. Canadians still use the British rules of grammar, sentence structure, pronunciation, and spelling. However, the choice of adjectives and verbs in this TH-cam video clip are a bit over the top ; and the unnecessarily long-winded explanations on 'do not do this to your cat' can lead to losing the attention of the listener. (imo) 🍁

snkr ​Should read : It seems like correct English to me.

Great question! People often find narcissists charming and magnetic at first because they tend to exude confidence, charisma, and self-assurance, which can be very attractive. Narcissists are skilled at making others feel special and valued initially, creating a strong emotional connection. However, over time, their self-centered behaviors and lack of genuine empathy can strain relationships. It's a fascinating mix of human psychology and interpersonal dynamics!

@@Thecatfolks but narcissists are crap, why peoples love crap? it's obvious at first. also why narcissists don't stay in their charming phase? don't they like being loved? are they real narcissists or some kind of evil masochistic criminals? WTF is going on in their mind, who want to sabotage his life? do they think peoples are stupid because they are? [i sent one to jail, kids removed, may lose his 2nd house...can't believe someone can be that stupid.] plz stop saying narcissists are intelligent. huh! 🤔i was saying cats are narcissists. 😏dogs are slaves... 🤮who want that kind of friend?