I learned something similar the hard way... never give a piece of cheese slice to your cat unless you never want to eat a sandwich in peace for the rest of your life.
Hahaha I have the same issue except it’s cooked chicken pieces, bacon/gammon and cooked beef although the cooked chicken is her absolute favourite. Oddly enough she also likes strawberry laces sweets/gummies. My cat doesn’t get excited if I open the fridge but she definitely knows the unique crinkling sound made whenever I handle the cooked chicken packaging. She’ll instantly appear by my side and I get no peace until she’s had her share. Even after that when I’ve made my sandwich and am eating it, it’s wise to have a couple more small bits on hand. The only issue is that I have to give her treats in small occasional amounts because she’s fifteen and has kidney disease so I have to feed her special veterinary renal food to manage that condition. In fact I usually reserve it for after when I’ve given her medication for her thyroid issue since although she always cooperates, she doesn’t like it and will meow a token complaint. But mark my words she knows she’s getting a yummy treat afterwards.
Our cat got to know the sound of the electric can opener from opening cans of cat food. No matter where he was in the house and even if he was sleeping he would hear it and come running, you couldn't even open a can of soup without him standing behind you meowing.
What I learned from my friend's cat, Eric, is that once you let a cat taste some human food, it will be a non-stop problem😂. It used to be that I allowed Eric to sniff the food, some of which he didn't like the smell of, but when he expressed interest in a piece of chicken from my chicken salad pizza, well, I opened up a Pandora's box
@@ewaleokadia76 thats because human food is if better quality. Imagine having to eat thise hard sawdust pebbles we call kibble every day and canned cat food while much better is not exactly choice cuts like a prime cut ny steak or chicken breast.
@@franciasii2435 Probably wanted to hear the cute meow-begs. But now that will be the last thing they hear as the cat-mafia plans their demise... bwahahahaha!!
It's like the cat version of Lao Tzu's old saying "Give a man a fish, and he eats for a day, teach a man to fish, and he eats for a lifetime." "Give a cat a fish (or a serving of whipped cream), and he'll expect another one every time he sees you!"
Hahahaha! 😂 I usually fed my cat raw meat but one day I was lazy and made the mistake of feeding him Whiskas dry cat food (just 1 small packet). He went catshitcrazy. Didn't eat anything for two days after, then finally got hungry enough on day 3 to eat his meat and rice. I think they make it like cat crack.
I once gave our cat the tiiiiniest piece of fancy Italian ham (along with topping up her water cause that shit is salty). She ate it, then wandered back into the kitchen with a dazed look on her face and spent the next ten minutes orienting herself so her nose pointed wherever the rest of the ham was at as I moved it about the kitchen.
My cat is like that with chicken. We have it to him as a kitten because the canned food was giving him diarrhea and now whenever we cook chicken he thinks it’s for him
@@KingLich451 We used to feed the cats a bit of rice, some veggies, but also plenty of meat too. The meat juices soak into the rice and they usually eat a good amount of it, but obviously the main bulk of their meal should be meat.
My mum’s cat is the same. She starts following you around and meowing whenever a can of tuna is opened, and you have to give her some of it to make her stop.
That's Scarlett! All of her meows are that high and squeaky. She's no longer with us now, but she got to spend her last few years as a support animal for a little girl with a neurodiversity. She was a very special cat!
For anyone saying it's clickbait or whatever, she's showing you why you shouldn't feed cats whipped cream. It's because they enjoy it too much and always want a little more. Edit: Arceus's sake, what have I started in the comments...? 😅😂
@@mrfoXplays Bullshit. It should be for the obvious reason that it's unhealthy for cats and the chemicals in the whipped cream are very harmful to cats. Whipped cream is largely made up of chemicals that are harmful to cats. While humans can appreciate sweet foods such as whipped cream, cats do not have the receptors to do so. In fact, whipped cream is likely to create health problems in cats, therefore owners should avoid offering it to their pets.
@@timvanloo6 chocolate ain't good for humans either but we chow it down. plenty of the processed foods we eat has harmful chemicals in it. life is short and even shorter for cats, let 'em enjoy it.
@@timvanloo6 I feel bad for your pets if you never shared even a bit. It's one thing when it's something particularly bad for them like grapes and chocolate for dogs, but a little bit of whipped cream every now and again isn't gonna be the be all or end all of their health. There's such thing as too much too, but it's pretty obvious from what you see here they're not just shoving them full of cream.
I physically had to drag my cat away from a piece of jerky on my garage floor because it's jerky on a garage floor several times, and she STILL goes into the garage to try to find more
@@ebullientbronco9859 Right, yeah, clearly the cat is on to something if it has found jerky in the garage SEVERAL times. The fuck this jerky coming from? Do they dry it in there?
For any cat owners that dont already know, cats are lactose intolerant so if you do give them dairy just make sure its a small amount every now and again ^^
Thats not exactly true. Its a generalized theroy because mammals drink less milk when not nursing. Most cats like adult humans CAN ingest dairy, only some are intolerant but can become tolerant again over time.
@FreedaPeeple-in2mn - Obviously your cats for the last 60 years have crapped outside, not in a litter box! There is a big difference in poop with regards to dairy and non-dairy poops! I've had cats for 50 years!
Lmao. Reminds me of my sofisticated poshy cat. Mister would only eat canned tuna and fish, cooked chicken breasts and turkey and meat, and wouldn't eat uncooked meat or even sausages 😂
Seasonal. Cat treats. That little jerk accepts NOTHING ELSE but turkey cranberry cat treats they only make during December. Luckily it's not expensive... until I gotta get them off eBay in the middle of June. He's lucky I love him.
Yeah, my dog used to get snacks at dollar stores and I'm assuming they were awful. But once she got peanut butter treats from PetSmart or Target she never wanted to eat any other treats except for those.
No way, my cat is the other way around. I get her nice food and she barely takes a bite before walking away. Then I’ll forget to go to the pet store and settle with cheap food at the grocery store and she’ll scarf it down in one sitting. She’s also a picky eater in general. If the treats aren’t meow mix, she’ll just leave them on the ground. Won’t eat dairy or meat when I offer it, but she does come sprinting over when she sees I’m about to make a tuna sandwich because I drain the water into a bowl for her.
@@youdonegoofed: Nothing, of course. It's odd that you would even have this falsely accusatory question for me. So now that you've made the mistake of asking it with no good reason to, I ask it back: What's wrong with _you,_ since it actually applies to you?
@@ymac7245: Oops, nope, 1. I have not proven that, and 2. there actually _isn't._ So 3. there's something wrong with not only him, but _you_ now. 4. Tomek can't be spot-on; he only asked me something. 5. Your claim (you made a statement instead of asking a question) holds no water; you haven't even attempted to back it up.
Maybe that's true for most cats, but not all. My cat will do anything for something sweet. Glazed donuts are one of his favorites. It's been good for both of us - I've had to stop buying them.
@@snowmonster42that’s actually a genius diet strategy - as long as your cat likes all the same bad foods that you do and ignores all the healthy ones!
@@Sashazur In my defense, I only offered him a taste because I was so confident he wouldn't eat it. This strategy has always worked with my other cat, but Edwin is just built different. But yes, if I don't buy a thing because Edwin can't have any, then it's usually not good for me either. I know it's a backwards diet strategy, but I'm a single woman in my 50s, so what the hell.
Long time ago I had a cat, Mats, and like a dog he followed me everywhere. If I went for a burger, he went with me inside the burger joint (allowed in The Netherlands!) and we shared a burger, or I gave him little pieces. One day he was missing. I looked for him everywhere but could not find him. After about a week I walked in the neighbourhood where the burger place was. A girl that worked there came outside and asked: Sir, that Tuxedo cat, he's yours, isn't he? Yeah! I said. Well, she anwsered, A week ago he sorta moved in here. He refuses to leave. We try to get him out by giving him burgers, but the more we gave him, the more convinced he was he'd gonna stay! 😂😂🍔🍔 So long, Mats, you were the best! Edit: For everyone who thought I left him behind, a big NO! Of course he went home with me. He was a very adventurous cat. He always pulled stunts like that. This was in the late eighties, early nineties. He died at the glorious age of 18. He's always been with me, well, if he wasn't on one of his many adventures. He had a beautiful life, and he was my friend. That's what I meant at the end, not leaving him at the hamburger bar.
Wow. I don't know how you could get an animal, form a bond, then let it go and live there with strangers forever... and even though I want to think of this as a cute story, I just hope that he's taken care of the rest of his life and not just doomed to roam the planet. Domesticated pets are domesticated, people let their bunnies go, cats, dogs, they end up as strays, get hit by cars, don't get proper medical attention (even if they get burgers). Let's hope his new owners loved him more than you did.
LOL this is so funny! It reminds me of my old cat (Spyder RIP my buddy) when I fed him some sliced chicken once from the refrigerator. His favourite place for weeks after that ONE time was right next to the fridge, and whenever I, or someone else, opened the fridge for some reason he'd instantly wake up and sit right next to it and stare at you haha. Cats are awesome!
I also know that study. And i know a lot of cats (including mine) who are crazy about anything sweet. So either the cats don't know they can't taste it (because they can't read the study anyways)... or the study must simply be wrong.
GrafKrolock82 From a biological standpoint, we know what specific taste receptors look like, so my guess is the scientists who did the study didn't see such receptors in cats. But they MUST be tasting it somehow, because mine go bananas for straight sugar, like simple syrup. Maybe they can smell it, even if they can't directly taste it?
No, the defective gene in the taste bud is all mapped out and they know beyond any doubt that it doesn't function. Goes for the entire cat family, big and little. Explains a lot about their diet and behavior. But like you guys say, it doesn't explain why some of them do seem interested in sweet stuff.
gerald zuckier I still think it's a smell thing. Smell has a huge impact on taste, and they certainly can sniff out the yummy stuff in sugar, so why not want to nom on it?
Thank you algorithm, for bringing me the cutest cat videos from nine years ago! The voice of the spotted kitty reminds me of my cat when he begs for treats.
Yes, cats are fiends for whip cream. Everytime my cat heard the distinct noise, he ran from wherever he was and demanded some. My normally docile cat dug his claws in my thighs till he got whip cream, lol.
@@MisterMikeTexas noo. My little pudgy fluffy was a good boy. It was too cute how he became a demanding ball of fluff for whip cream, when he was usually a very good baby. I baby talked him and he responded with little kitten mewl. Too adorable. I didn't want to break his precious heart, by forcing him to be my cutesie little docile cat 24/7. It was fun to tease him and fun to watch him get riled up.
Whipped cream is largely made up of chemicals that are harmful to cats. While humans can appreciate sweet foods such as whipped cream, cats do not have the receptors to do so. In fact, whipped cream is likely to create health problems in cats, therefore owners should avoid offering it to their pets.
@@timvanloo6 They probably like the dairy that's in it. Though I've heard you're not supposed to give them that either. Mine likes ice cream, but only vanilla.
@@timvanloo6 A little bit, here and there, isn't going to cause reversible damage. Natural or organic is fine. As long as it isn't over a few teaspoons. Which is *a lot* Varies depending on the feline.
@@timvanloo6 - Can she merely squeeze out the " gas " from the can, and watch her cats act so silly... Whenever I inhale that gas from that cream can... I go insanely happy... oh so happy... happy... until it wears-off in 30 seconds... then I inhale the gas again, and enjoy it again, for another 30 seconds... again...
@@timvanloo6 What she doesn't show you is the three cats dropped dead right after that. A small spray of whip cream chemicals is like pure rat poison mixed with corrosive acids to cats. They probably dropped dead within seconds from the time this video shut off.
I love when cats stand on two legs to get at something. They can be really motivated sometimes! This is too cute - hopefully they didn't get hurt tummies later, most adult cats (anything above suckling kittens) are lactose intolerant.
@@jimhenderson8450 "Cow's milk and cream are both dairy products, and adult felines are essentially lactose intolerant. Veterinarians at the College of Veterinary Medicine for Cornell University say cats lack the lactase enzyme, so digestion of the lactose sugar is impossible for them. If your cute kitty drinks cow's milk or consumes cream, it results in stomach upset and diarrhea -- not a pleasure for your pet, and certainly not a pleasure for you to have to clean up."
Mine loves it too! It becomes handy when she needs a pill. I squeeze the pill to powder, put some powder on my little finger and then some whipped cream on top of it. She licks it, including the pill powder. I repeat this until all the powder of the pill is in the cat. LOL. And no stress for the cat.
We used to have Cheese O'clock for then 19yr old Sooty's thyroid pill, using a pea sized blob of seriously strong cheese spread. Occasionally we had to resort to Ham O'clock but mostly it was Cheese O'clock. Worked a treat, I had the only cat who cried for their medication! Edited to add, she was wild born and had a stomach like Iron (from having to eat what she could at first I suppose, so such a tiny amount didn't cause any problems
I fed my cat a noodle and a chunk of meat from a hamburger helper one time. Now everytime I eat anything with noodles or ground beef in it she must have a peice
I remember our old cat who was dairy product obsessed and bold. If you ever left a cake with cream unattended for a few seconds, He would already be licking it off when you turn around. Miss him
I once tried giving my cat some powdered coffee creamer and it was a mistake. She basically reacted like it was cat cocaine! I still remember the screams for more LOL!
Yeah, I F'd up and let my cat have a small taste of whip cream now she won't leave me alone when she hears the can. Which is every morning, since I make my own coffee drinks.
My cat loved whip cream, yogurt and rice pudding. She ended up getting a cavity that rotted one of her canines and it broke in half. Over a thousand dollars later and discomfort to my poor girl taught me that lesson.
@@shizukagozen777 it cost me roughly 2200 just to have a vet look at my cat and say we can't do anything, here's some pain meds and laxatives. She's doing better now but fuck most vets
Cat legit just showed up on our porch one day. We fed him and kept him (even though we weren’t allowed to have pets). Turns out he was super smart and we taught him how to ring a bell to come in and out of the back door to avoid our land lord and stop scratching the frame. We moved now to a cat friendly place and could never be happier with our smart furry friend!
An interesting fact is that cats can't taste sweetness, they don't have receptors for it on their tongues. That means these cats are purely in it for the creaminess.
That cat's meow reminds me of my favorite sweet kitty when I was a kid. She was so elegant & graceful in every way - very gentle with a cute, musical meow. She was the best pet I ever had & started as a total stray. ^^
My cat became diabetic and I had to give her insulin injections. If you must indulge them in cream, keep away from the whipped cream kind that is loaded with sugar. It is as bad for them as it is for us.
Amelia Bee Since the quality of my cats feces has now become the topic du jour on the interwebs, allow me to weigh in: as the exclusive person that changes these fuzzy fools' litter boxes, they've never had diarrhea for as long as I've owned them, even including the time Minion ate half a tray of brownies before we realized he figured out how to open the tray.
whatdoitypeinthisbox LOL! Don't worry hun, I'm totally A-OK with this adorable video. Also, "Minion" has got to be the BEST name I've ever heard for a cat! On that brownie thing, reminds me of my Mochi. He taught himself to open doors and got into the fridge one time. That was not pleasant.
As the owner (aka loyal servant) of a whipped cream addicted cat, I'd say it's probably a bad idea to give your cat whipped cream. What you see in the video WILL happen. It's like fucking crack to them, I'm not sure why.
True, Saga. Had a cat who did the same thing with Redi Whip. That must have some kind of drug effect on them, maybe it ludes them out. My cat was old, but would trot into kitchen if he heard that noise and would eat it and fall asleep. Often licked himself after eating it, maybe he wanted the smell on him too, who knows. Gatos are loco. Wonder what the appeal is. Cats typically like milk too, but nowhere near the same dramatic displays for it. My cat liked a dallop of cottage cheese too, but, same thing. Whip cream is king.
I learned something similar the hard way... never give a piece of cheese slice to your cat unless you never want to eat a sandwich in peace for the rest of your life.
Hahaha I have the same issue except it’s cooked chicken pieces, bacon/gammon and cooked beef although the cooked chicken is her absolute favourite. Oddly enough she also likes strawberry laces sweets/gummies.
My cat doesn’t get excited if I open the fridge but she definitely knows the unique crinkling sound made whenever I handle the cooked chicken packaging. She’ll instantly appear by my side and I get no peace until she’s had her share. Even after that when I’ve made my sandwich and am eating it, it’s wise to have a couple more small bits on hand.
The only issue is that I have to give her treats in small occasional amounts because she’s fifteen and has kidney disease so I have to feed her special veterinary renal food to manage that condition.
In fact I usually reserve it for after when I’ve given her medication for her thyroid issue since although she always cooperates, she doesn’t like it and will meow a token complaint. But mark my words she knows she’s getting a yummy treat afterwards.
Our cat got to know the sound of the electric can opener from opening cans of cat food. No matter where he was in the house and even if he was sleeping he would hear it and come running, you couldn't even open a can of soup without him standing behind you meowing.
What I learned from my friend's cat, Eric, is that once you let a cat taste some human food, it will be a non-stop problem😂.
It used to be that I allowed Eric to sniff the food, some of which he didn't like the smell of, but when he expressed interest in a piece of chicken from my chicken salad pizza, well, I opened up a Pandora's box
@@ewaleokadia76 thats because human food is if better quality. Imagine having to eat thise hard sawdust pebbles we call kibble every day and canned cat food while much better is not exactly choice cuts like a prime cut ny steak or chicken breast.
@@blackopal8611 Yes, but it worries me about the ingredients used in human foods from which I don't want Eric to get sick.
For me, it was those grocery store rotisserie chickens.
If I get one, I have to pay the cat tax every time.
They smell that as soon as you bring it in.
I get double taxed usually 😂😂
I am a victim of the same crime lol
Oh god, yes, this. And these oven-baked turkey slices that I get.
@@lollipop082 My cat LOVES deli turkey. I can't eat a sandwich in peace.
i keep replaying the first few seconds, that is the sweetest little meow i have EVER heard 😭 she really said "hee-hoo!" jsjfjfjg
Jack Frost? Is that you?
@@DoctorTex bit of a ways away from SMT don't you think?
@@synical69 B-But the Hee-Ho...
@@DoctorTex noo 😭
it's a honky tonky cat
I was blinded by Hubris, your title warned me not to, but I just had to do it. Now my cat acts like this as well.
The die is cast, you declined her aid.
Now wallow in the choice you've made.
@@franciasii2435Nice rhymes.
Awesome sauce.
@@franciasii2435 Probably wanted to hear the cute meow-begs. But now that will be the last thing they hear as the cat-mafia plans their demise... bwahahahaha!!
It's like the cat version of Lao Tzu's old saying "Give a man a fish, and he eats for a day, teach a man to fish, and he eats for a lifetime." "Give a cat a fish (or a serving of whipped cream), and he'll expect another one every time he sees you!"
@@franciasii2435oneyplays?
I fed my cat a chunk of burger meat with a little cheese when she was a kitten. She never forgot it. It's been plaguing me for eight years.
Hahahaha! 😂 I usually fed my cat raw meat but one day I was lazy and made the mistake of feeding him Whiskas dry cat food (just 1 small packet). He went catshitcrazy. Didn't eat anything for two days after, then finally got hungry enough on day 3 to eat his meat and rice. I think they make it like cat crack.
I once gave our cat the tiiiiniest piece of fancy Italian ham (along with topping up her water cause that shit is salty). She ate it, then wandered back into the kitchen with a dazed look on her face and spent the next ten minutes orienting herself so her nose pointed wherever the rest of the ham was at as I moved it about the kitchen.
My cat is like that with chicken. We have it to him as a kitten because the canned food was giving him diarrhea and now whenever we cook chicken he thinks it’s for him
@@highflyerl23cats eat rice?
@@KingLich451 We used to feed the cats a bit of rice, some veggies, but also plenty of meat too. The meat juices soak into the rice and they usually eat a good amount of it, but obviously the main bulk of their meal should be meat.
that is the sweetest little meow i've ever heard in my life
Sounds almost like my cat, Mabel’s meow except she sounds a little soft
The sweetest meow I can think of is my baby's
The next thing you might hear is rrrrriiiippp! And then: 💩 💩 💩
@@MisterMikeTexas Steamy
That's dangerous asshole
My cat was like this with canned tuna. Every time a can of anything was opened in the kitchen he'd teleport to the counter and stare at us
My mum’s cat is the same. She starts following you around and meowing whenever a can of tuna is opened, and you have to give her some of it to make her stop.
Never give your pets human food unless you want them to harass you for the rest of their lives
My cat hasn’t had cream for months but still harasses me every time I make coffee
The black cat got the full experience 😂😂
Lil dude got a face full
@@curtisyue182 go outside you degenerate
@@curtisyue182porn addict
"The money shot."
The silly tabby was about to french kiss that mf for a crumb of cream 😭😭
The urge to put that meow as my text notification, is a damn strong one
I just did its amazing
😂@@rukkury6459
Had the exact same thought! It’s like a very cute doorbell too. 🥰
Damn
Bro remixed its meow
The first meow was CLEARLY "hey ho!". Such a human expression in that sound ;D.
My cat does the same when you greet her, it's like she's saying 'hello' back 😊
@@msthecommentator2863 How delightful :)
One day when I walked down the stairs my cat went “areyu” which really sounded like how are you?
Not really ;D you’re hearing human speech patterns that your brain is trained for and applying it to random noises.
Hey Ho?
Every time someone makes toast, my cat begs to lick the butter, then I have to make toast myself and put butter on it so he’s not sad.
That cat sounds like a freaking squeaky toy *-*
😀😁😂
They aren't...!?
Lol I have a cat that sounds just the same.
Which I thought was what one of them had.
That's Scarlett! All of her meows are that high and squeaky. She's no longer with us now, but she got to spend her last few years as a support animal for a little girl with a neurodiversity. She was a very special cat!
For anyone saying it's clickbait or whatever, she's showing you why you shouldn't feed cats whipped cream. It's because they enjoy it too much and always want a little more.
Edit: Arceus's sake, what have I started in the comments...? 😅😂
Indeed, it is a cautionary tale.
@@mrfoXplays Bullshit. It should be for the obvious reason that it's unhealthy for cats and the chemicals in the whipped cream are very harmful to cats.
Whipped cream is largely made up of chemicals that are harmful to cats. While humans can appreciate sweet foods such as whipped cream, cats do not have the receptors to do so. In fact, whipped cream is likely to create health problems in cats, therefore owners should avoid offering it to their pets.
@@timvanloo6 chocolate ain't good for humans either but we chow it down. plenty of the processed foods we eat has harmful chemicals in it. life is short and even shorter for cats, let 'em enjoy it.
@@timvanloo6 I feel bad for your pets if you never shared even a bit. It's one thing when it's something particularly bad for them like grapes and chocolate for dogs, but a little bit of whipped cream every now and again isn't gonna be the be all or end all of their health. There's such thing as too much too, but it's pretty obvious from what you see here they're not just shoving them full of cream.
@@timvanloo6 How can I believe you if you don't even say which chemicals are bad for cats?
I physically had to drag my cat away from a piece of jerky on my garage floor because it's jerky on a garage floor several times, and she STILL goes into the garage to try to find more
The real question is how do you keep dropping so much jerky in your garage
@@ebullientbronco9859 Right, yeah, clearly the cat is on to something if it has found jerky in the garage SEVERAL times. The fuck this jerky coming from? Do they dry it in there?
@@goblong cat prolly knocks it over
For any cat owners that dont already know, cats are lactose intolerant so if you do give them dairy just make sure its a small amount every now and again ^^
Thats not exactly true. Its a generalized theroy because mammals drink less milk when not nursing. Most cats like adult humans CAN ingest dairy, only some are intolerant but can become tolerant again over time.
I would bet there is no dairy product in that stuff, just a guess.
@FreedaPeeple-in2mnThe internet also says that Blacks, and Asians are lactose intolerant as well, but I rarely witness this.
@FreedaPeeple-in2mn - Obviously your cats for the last 60 years have crapped outside, not in a litter box! There is a big difference in poop with regards to dairy and non-dairy poops! I've had cats for 50 years!
@@walmartpimp2Asians and blacks are indeed lactose intolerant, i have both in my family
This also applies to expensive cat food. Once they've had it, the cheap stuff is never again acceptable.
Lmao. Reminds me of my sofisticated poshy cat. Mister would only eat canned tuna and fish, cooked chicken breasts and turkey and meat, and wouldn't eat uncooked meat or even sausages 😂
Ohhh that's why our cat has been like that over the food we give him
Seasonal. Cat treats.
That little jerk accepts NOTHING ELSE but turkey cranberry cat treats they only make during December. Luckily it's not expensive... until I gotta get them off eBay in the middle of June.
He's lucky I love him.
Yeah, my dog used to get snacks at dollar stores and I'm assuming they were awful. But once she got peanut butter treats from PetSmart or Target she never wanted to eat any other treats except for those.
No way, my cat is the other way around. I get her nice food and she barely takes a bite before walking away. Then I’ll forget to go to the pet store and settle with cheap food at the grocery store and she’ll scarf it down in one sitting.
She’s also a picky eater in general. If the treats aren’t meow mix, she’ll just leave them on the ground. Won’t eat dairy or meat when I offer it, but she does come sprinting over when she sees I’m about to make a tuna sandwich because I drain the water into a bowl for her.
That squeaky-meow is the funniest and cutest thing I've ever heard 🤣
Even the one that doesn't need a random hyphen, right?
@@HelloKittyFanMan. What is wrong with you?
@@youdonegoofed: Nothing, of course. It's odd that you would even have this falsely accusatory question for me. So now that you've made the mistake of asking it with no good reason to, I ask it back: What's wrong with _you,_ since it actually applies to you?
@@HelloKittyFanMan. you've just proven Tomek to be spot on. There *is* something seriously wrong with you.
@@ymac7245: Oops, nope, 1. I have not proven that, and 2. there actually _isn't._ So 3. there's something wrong with not only him, but _you_ now. 4. Tomek can't be spot-on; he only asked me something. 5. Your claim (you made a statement instead of asking a question) holds no water; you haven't even attempted to back it up.
And they're THAT hyper BEFORE the whipped cream?! 😻 it's nice to see videos that put smiles on faces, thank you for sharing! 😊
Sugar rushes are an old myth. They don't actually happen. If it "does" happen, it's a placebo effect from the prior suggestion of hyper-ness.
@@StrangeScaryNewEngland This 💯💯💯
Somebody should invent caffeinated whipped cream
bro has a doorbell meow, that is one of the coolest cars i have ever seen
0:01 A Wild Caterpie appeared!
More like a Pikman
Fun fact, cats can't taste sweet. They just want the creamy milk flavor
Maybe that's true for most cats, but not all. My cat will do anything for something sweet. Glazed donuts are one of his favorites. It's been good for both of us - I've had to stop buying them.
@@snowmonster42that’s actually a genius diet strategy - as long as your cat likes all the same bad foods that you do and ignores all the healthy ones!
@@Sashazur In my defense, I only offered him a taste because I was so confident he wouldn't eat it. This strategy has always worked with my other cat, but Edwin is just built different. But yes, if I don't buy a thing because Edwin can't have any, then it's usually not good for me either. I know it's a backwards diet strategy, but I'm a single woman in my 50s, so what the hell.
@@snowmonster42 donuts are full of fat
@@snowmonster42 You sure he didn't just want the fat in the glaze?
Cats also don't digest sugar very well and they may experience digestive issues after consuming even small quantities.
Aww man, this is the sweetest thing, that I ever seen today😊
That "eee-ooo" at the beginning was hecking adorable.
it means "whipped cream" in cat
Fucking*
Found the redditor.
@@Clownacy who?
Hecking?
I've never heard dual-toned meows before, this is cute
I've never seen one either. I usually hear them.
@@mdemers767 👉😎👉
@@mdemers767 I taste them.
I see farts
Wtf is this comment section
That meow is adorable 😻
That's a Sign that you and your cat or cats love each other.
life is short, even shorter for cats. Let them enjoy to the fullest.
Muhd Tariq Very true.
Muhd Tariq they’re lactose intolerant though I don’t think they would enjoy intestinal problems. A pea sized amount at most.
Md Parid yeah plus whip cream isn't even harmful to them
@@astrodott6080 it can be depending on the sweetener used for example.
@@yun-pg8cr light dairy?
Long time ago I had a cat, Mats, and like a dog he followed me everywhere. If I went for a burger, he went with me inside the burger joint (allowed in The Netherlands!) and we shared a burger, or I gave him little pieces. One day he was missing. I looked for him everywhere but could not find him. After about a week I walked in the neighbourhood where the burger place was. A girl that worked there came outside and asked: Sir, that Tuxedo cat, he's yours, isn't he? Yeah! I said. Well, she anwsered, A week ago he sorta moved in here. He refuses to leave. We try to get him out by giving him burgers, but the more we gave him, the more convinced he was he'd gonna stay! 😂😂🍔🍔 So long, Mats, you were the best!
Edit: For everyone who thought I left him behind, a big NO! Of course he went home with me. He was a very adventurous cat. He always pulled stunts like that. This was in the late eighties, early nineties. He died at the glorious age of 18. He's always been with me, well, if he wasn't on one of his many adventures. He had a beautiful life, and he was my friend. That's what I meant at the end, not leaving him at the hamburger bar.
A cat after my own heart. 😂 That's honestly adorable, thank you for sharing this story.
Damn that is pretty cool, Mats found his happy place. Find someone who loves you the same way Mats loves hamburgers.
If one of my cats ever did that, my heart would be broken forever... Thanks God I had a relationship with them that wasn't only based on food.
Wow. I don't know how you could get an animal, form a bond, then let it go and live there with strangers forever... and even though I want to think of this as a cute story, I just hope that he's taken care of the rest of his life and not just doomed to roam the planet. Domesticated pets are domesticated, people let their bunnies go, cats, dogs, they end up as strays, get hit by cars, don't get proper medical attention (even if they get burgers). Let's hope his new owners loved him more than you did.
@@shizukagozen777 I agree. I'd go get my cat.
I clicked on this video expecting either the airstrike video or a really bad greenscreen explosion.
Uhh... Why?
@@mrfoXplaysexplosions are funny
no wonder you gave in that is such a sweet meow 😂❤️
I liked that she made sure all three cats got some whipped cream
_"Never feed your cat whipped cream"_
*Proceeds to feed all 3 of her cats whipped cream*
Click bait
WTF ITS BETTER THAN CLICK BAIT YOU BISH
Because they'll never let you use it in peace again if they don't get some....
actually whip cream is safe for cats and dogs but you shouldn't give them too much
Straight out of the can? You need a WHIPPING! 😂😆😉
The first meow sounded like a squeaky toy somebody stepped on.😂❤ Cute 🥰
Those are some of the sweetest meows I’ve ever heard ❤️
LOL this is so funny! It reminds me of my old cat (Spyder RIP my buddy) when I fed him some sliced chicken once from the refrigerator. His favourite place for weeks after that ONE time was right next to the fridge, and whenever I, or someone else, opened the fridge for some reason he'd instantly wake up and sit right next to it and stare at you haha. Cats are awesome!
all that story shows is you’re all abusing your pets by feeding them shitty kibble they hate, all cats should be fed raw
@@CLairsoftFTW …
💓 for you and Spyder
I hope you fed him some treats at least sometimes, lol poor hopeful kitty
@@alyxskyler oh godz, you're as bad as the vegans telling people what to eat
That squeaking cat sounded like a pokèmon.
Momoka Yup
Bananas with my dog. She'll just stand there staring at you with drool dripping from her mouth like she's never seen food before.
I read a study that cats can't taste sweetness, but after seeing this, added to my own experience, I call bullshit.
one of my cats, loves strawberry yogurt and olives (because its salty)
I also know that study. And i know a lot of cats (including mine) who are crazy about anything sweet. So either the cats don't know they can't taste it (because they can't read the study anyways)... or the study must simply be wrong.
GrafKrolock82 From a biological standpoint, we know what specific taste receptors look like, so my guess is the scientists who did the study didn't see such receptors in cats. But they MUST be tasting it somehow, because mine go bananas for straight sugar, like simple syrup. Maybe they can smell it, even if they can't directly taste it?
No, the defective gene in the taste bud is all mapped out and they know beyond any doubt that it doesn't function. Goes for the entire cat family, big and little. Explains a lot about their diet and behavior.
But like you guys say, it doesn't explain why some of them do seem interested in sweet stuff.
gerald zuckier I still think it's a smell thing. Smell has a huge impact on taste, and they certainly can sniff out the yummy stuff in sugar, so why not want to nom on it?
That tiny "Hello" meow is EVERYTHING 😍
It translates to, " yo give me that shit, man"
@@cubicyt9441 U know it 💯🤣🤣🤣
Thank you algorithm, for bringing me the cutest cat videos from nine years ago! The voice of the spotted kitty reminds me of my cat when he begs for treats.
The tabby trying to grab it out of the other's mouth!
Yes, cats are fiends for whip cream. Everytime my cat heard the distinct noise, he ran from wherever he was and demanded some. My normally docile cat dug his claws in my thighs till he got whip cream, lol.
That's letting the animal run the show. You need to remind him who's boss.
@@MisterMikeTexas Cat's are the boss
@@MisterMikeTexas noo. My little pudgy fluffy was a good boy. It was too cute how he became a demanding ball of fluff for whip cream, when he was usually a very good baby. I baby talked him and he responded with little kitten mewl. Too adorable. I didn't want to break his precious heart, by forcing him to be my cutesie little docile cat 24/7. It was fun to tease him and fun to watch him get riled up.
@@dannyspelman1468 Yeah that's why I can't get one. Or even a dog
I can't let an animal run my life 🤣
@Angelicah Rivers I can relate but also it probably isnt too bad time wise as long as the animal is independent like a cat is.
She has the sweetest voice ever!!!
Omg the cat literally sounds like a squeaky toy when she meows, sooo cute
I would never ever say no to that cat if it was in my line of vision
Aww, that's both funny and adorable at the same time, those sweet little mews just melt my heart, precious babies. 🥰😻💕🤗
Whipped cream is largely made up of chemicals that are harmful to cats. While humans can appreciate sweet foods such as whipped cream, cats do not have the receptors to do so. In fact, whipped cream is likely to create health problems in cats, therefore owners should avoid offering it to their pets.
@@timvanloo6 They probably like the dairy that's in it. Though I've heard you're not supposed to give them that either. Mine likes ice cream, but only vanilla.
@@timvanloo6 A little bit, here and there, isn't going to cause reversible damage. Natural or organic is fine. As long as it isn't over a few teaspoons. Which is *a lot*
Varies depending on the feline.
@@timvanloo6 - Can she merely squeeze out the " gas " from the can, and watch her cats act so silly...
Whenever I inhale that gas from that cream can... I go insanely happy... oh so happy... happy...
until it wears-off in 30 seconds... then I inhale the gas again, and enjoy it again, for another 30 seconds... again...
@@timvanloo6 What she doesn't show you is the three cats dropped dead right after that. A small spray of whip cream chemicals is like pure rat poison mixed with corrosive acids to cats. They probably dropped dead within seconds from the time this video shut off.
THE SQUEAKING NOISES EEEEEEEEEE!!!
Ah, yes. Propellant driven whipped cream should really build that microbiome.
It's just because whipped cream is extremely sugary, genius.
Awwww that meow sounded like a squeaky toy, so adorable.
Gosh this just made my day. With all the terrible things going on in the world, this was truly refreshing to see! Cute little sweeties!
Cat videos have kept me sane for the last 2 years…
I know I lost my cat to old age last year. These cool videos keep me more grounded till I get another cat- thanks!
What terrible things
cat sounds like a squeky toy . so cute 😅
All cats should be blessed with such kindness and generosity.
AWWEEE!! It sounded like the cat went "Yoohoo~!" at the beginning of the video 😍
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Whipped cream is a gateway treat....next they will want sprinkles and butterscotch toppings
OH MY-,THE MEOW NOISE IS SOOOO CUTE,ITS LIKE Toys
That meow is cutest sound I've ever heard from a cat, omg 😭
I love when cats stand on two legs to get at something. They can be really motivated sometimes! This is too cute - hopefully they didn't get hurt tummies later, most adult cats (anything above suckling kittens) are lactose intolerant.
Cream does not contain lactose
@@jimhenderson8450 "Cow's milk and cream are both dairy products, and adult felines are essentially lactose intolerant. Veterinarians at the College of Veterinary Medicine for Cornell University say cats lack the lactase enzyme, so digestion of the lactose sugar is impossible for them. If your cute kitty drinks cow's milk or consumes cream, it results in stomach upset and diarrhea -- not a pleasure for your pet, and certainly not a pleasure for you to have to clean up."
@@jimhenderson8450 what lmao of course it does
@@jimhenderson8450 cream contains lactose, creamer does not
Pretty sure what ol mate Jim meant was that the canned stuff has no dairy in it. It's basically just vegetable oil and sugar.
Mine loves it too! It becomes handy when she needs a pill. I squeeze the pill to powder, put some powder on my little finger and then some whipped cream on top of it. She licks it, including the pill powder. I repeat this until all the powder of the pill is in the cat. LOL. And no stress for the cat.
That is a brilliant idea, hide the broken up pill in "kitty-crack'.
@@baddog711 the kittycrack killed me.
no...until she has stomach cramps and diarrhoea
We used to have Cheese O'clock for then 19yr old Sooty's thyroid pill, using a pea sized blob of seriously strong cheese spread. Occasionally we had to resort to Ham O'clock but mostly it was Cheese O'clock. Worked a treat, I had the only cat who cried for their medication! Edited to add, she was wild born and had a stomach like Iron (from having to eat what she could at first I suppose, so such a tiny amount didn't cause any problems
@@Sarah_270 Some cats aren’t lactose intolerant plus im sure getting the pill inside of the cat is worth it
I fed my cat a noodle and a chunk of meat from a hamburger helper one time. Now everytime I eat anything with noodles or ground beef in it she must have a peice
I remember our old cat who was dairy product obsessed and bold. If you ever left a cake with cream unattended for a few seconds, He would already be licking it off when you turn around. Miss him
I once tried giving my cat some powdered coffee creamer and it was a mistake. She basically reacted like it was cat cocaine! I still remember the screams for more LOL!
For real?! like straight up just normal coffee creamer? O_O what effects it on your cat? zoomies or just cries for more?
@@nahualito Like a starving kitty desperate for food basically.
Wtf is wrong with you.
We had a shop cat where I worked back in the 90's. She got crazy off green olives like it was catnip. Cats are weird.
Powdered coffee cream has no dairy in it. It's mostly oil-based.
Yeah, I F'd up and let my cat have a small taste of whip cream now she won't leave me alone when she hears the can. Which is every morning, since I make my own coffee drinks.
Well, that's kind of creepy.
Hell yeah.
Ok.
Wtf? ^ 😂
You guys are cool
This is so freaking hilarious! 🤣 I didn't know that kitty's love whip cream?! Lol
That little squeaky meow is just the cutest ❤
“Whipped cream is a helluva drug.”
I adore the little sound he makes right at the beginning: 0:01
It sounded like squeak Door bell 🛎
I'm thinking of editing this part and making it my new notification sound 🤭
It sounded like 'hello' to me lol
Never feed you cat squeaky ducks.
That's the single cutest meow I've ever heard
My cat loved whip cream, yogurt and rice pudding. She ended up getting a cavity that rotted one of her canines and it broke in half. Over a thousand dollars later and discomfort to my poor girl taught me that lesson.
More than 1000 dollars ???? 😨
@@shizukagozen777 it cost me roughly 2200 just to have a vet look at my cat and say we can't do anything, here's some pain meds and laxatives. She's doing better now but fuck most vets
Shouldn't have been feeding it all that sugar to begin with
@@nikninja2233 Yeah, they saw you coming.
@@SizzlyChorizo Righto. Cats' systems are not sugar-compatible.
To everyone out there who has taken in a rescue cat..You’re a Hero!!..And Thank You From the Bottom of My Heart!!
Gave a cat a home even tho I don't have a home myself 🤣🤣
I literally bought my cat for $10 from a crackhead. 13 years later, she's still my love.
@@youtubefireworks humans later,cats is the lord
Cat legit just showed up on our porch one day. We fed him and kept him (even though we weren’t allowed to have pets). Turns out he was super smart and we taught him how to ring a bell to come in and out of the back door to avoid our land lord and stop scratching the frame. We moved now to a cat friendly place and could never be happier with our smart furry friend!
@@annonymousfox7515 that’s awesome man
These meows are incredibly effective against my very much so melted heart, I had to watch again for the actual whipped cream 🥹
My dog is exactly like that too. I swear when I opened up the refrigerator he can hear me pick up the container.😂
I think I'm going to go get my three freeloading rat cats some whipped cream.
Am I supposed to be making my cat pay rent? Lol
@@___717. heck yeah! If they don't pay rent I got a good eviction lawyer I can hook you up with. Get them deadbeats out of there in less than 30 days.
Cats: “I love whip cream, but sure doesn’t like me!
Diarrheaaaaaaaaaa… 🤖 “
Those adorable little kitty squeaks~
Sugar is a drug, and the brain gets highly addicted to it.
They LOVE the magic cream that just appears in their mouths!
😻😻😻
Omg…they are wild for that cream! So adorable & so cute how they wait their turn!❤️
They absolutely do not wait their turn
And they are lactose intolerant
I'm sorry but this seems like a porno description
Never feed your *_"cat"_* *"whipped cream"*
This needs a funny Tony Baker Voice Over for the true whipped cream experience. Lol😂
An interesting fact is that cats can't taste sweetness, they don't have receptors for it on their tongues. That means these cats are purely in it for the creaminess.
I didn’t have such a good day and I see this, it warmed me up inside 🥺❤️
Hope you're doing better out here now homie
The sweet 'he-llo!' at the start 🥺
You just made me laugh very hard. I don’t know why but whipped cream and cats is hilarious.
Catnip may be the equivalent of weed in the cat world, but whipped cream is the cat version of crack.
Their little meows are so precious awwww
it looks so funny when you give them whipped cream
The way they raised their arms especially the last cat so cute.
That "meow" is more like "pikkaboo" in my ears
0:01 I died of cuteness 😍
That is a SUBLIME meow, absolutely top tier.
That cat's meow reminds me of my favorite sweet kitty when I was a kid.
She was so elegant & graceful in every way - very gentle with a cute, musical meow.
She was the best pet I ever had & started as a total stray. ^^
I’ve never heard a cuter meow
The same thing happens at my house! I have 8 cats, 6 of which really like the whipped cream! It's crazy! LOL
LUCKY I ONLY HAVE 4
I ain't got nan
My cat became diabetic and I had to give her insulin injections. If you must indulge them in cream, keep away from the whipped cream kind that is loaded with sugar. It is as bad for them as it is for us.
Advises to never feed your cat whipped cream.Makes a film doing the opposite. Human logic. Still a funny video.
Eh, a tiny bit won't hurt them. It may give them a minor case of the squirts, though.
Amelia Bee Since the quality of my cats feces has now become the topic du jour on the interwebs, allow me to weigh in: as the exclusive person that changes these fuzzy fools' litter boxes, they've never had diarrhea for as long as I've owned them, even including the time Minion ate half a tray of brownies before we realized he figured out how to open the tray.
whatdoitypeinthisbox LOL! Don't worry hun, I'm totally A-OK with this adorable video. Also, "Minion" has got to be the BEST name I've ever heard for a cat! On that brownie thing, reminds me of my Mochi. He taught himself to open doors and got into the fridge one time. That was not pleasant.
As the owner (aka loyal servant) of a whipped cream addicted cat, I'd say it's probably a bad idea to give your cat whipped cream. What you see in the video WILL happen.
It's like fucking crack to them, I'm not sure why.
True, Saga. Had a cat who did the same thing with Redi Whip. That must have some kind of drug effect on them, maybe it ludes them out. My cat was old, but would trot into kitchen if he heard that noise and would eat it and fall asleep. Often licked himself after eating it, maybe he wanted the smell on him too, who knows. Gatos are loco. Wonder what the appeal is. Cats typically like milk too, but nowhere near the same dramatic displays for it. My cat liked a dallop of cottage cheese too, but, same thing. Whip cream is king.
How can I upvote this twice? love it.
Ok, the first cat meows so cute omg my heart melted