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His belly ouch and he's being SO brave about it
I love "window-water". So perfect!
And, happy noise
Reminds me of Coco the gorilla who was taught to use ASL and when asked what watermelon 🍉 was when tasting it for the first time, she signed water candy....
i have seen a dog call it upstairs water
This is the kitty on toktok who prescribed catnip for her migraine one morning. I'm certain of that. Roscoe is such a cutie and both of them are very lucky to have found each other.
For who's migraine? And how to use it?
@@rosykatzCATS The gal/owner's migraine. Roscoe was just trying to help in a way he knows how. It wouldn't have any effect for the owner, of course.
Roscoe just knows it helps him feel better. 😹🤣
😂 That's incredibly sweet! 🥰
Catnip has been used by some people for migraine and other ailments. People overlook herbal medicine. It doesn't work on everyone though, like a lot of "prescription" medications don't. e.g. Vicodin does not work on me (other than giving me bad hallucinations).
I still don't understand why animal specialists have some kind of vendetta against the buttons.
They won't even acknowledge the possibility of animals being able to develop human language systems.
They all seem to immediately get angry when you press them on the issue.
If a gorilla can learn sign language… why can’t a cat or dog learn button language? Talking birds often put their word knowledge to correct use in stressful situations. “Scientists”!! SMH
More accurately, it’s that scientists have been trying for decades to facilitate human language communication with animals; for some, like John C. Lilly, it was their greatest dream and passion.
But after testing and research both methodical and objective, it’s unlikely that this is possible.
Is the animal really “talking” with buttons on the floor when it’s relying so heavily on the subjective opinions of the human observer, as well as their feedback?
Of course the animal is going to hit a relevant button when every single button available is relevant to the owner: food, outside, hungry etc.
Not one can be pressed without response from the owner.
So, inevitably, you get coincidentally strung together adequate “sentences” which the owner can fill in with what they suspect is the animal’s intent. And the dog/cat gets attention, treats, pets. Do they know why? They don’t have to, they get the good stuff eventually if they just keep pressing.
What needs to be done is to add “nonsense buttons”, ones that have irrelevant words “spaceship”, “banana” etc. and see if the animal can form ideas separate from human affirmations.
If you watch old footage of Francine Patterson working with Koko the gorilla you can see how Koko’s extensive “vocabulary” of sign language shows what happens when “nonsense words” are added. Paradoxically laying bare how she cannot actually communicate.
Patterson needed to continually correct and guide Koko repeating herself again, and again just to get an adequate (even if ungrammatical, or a complete non-sequitur from whats being asked) sequence of signs that is accepted as “communication”.
But in the end she was just talking to herself.
Specialists don’t know everything that’s why we have to be wise with what advice we take from them.
I think part of the deal is that to truly be effective the owner needs to actually train the cat to understand the purpose of each button. Like separately and eventually together. Not everyone who buys these do that. Some just throw a bunch of word buttons at the cat and read too much into which buttons they push immediately. Pushing almost any button causes the owner to react which is way more fun for the cat than not pushing the button. 🤷♂️ Cats are super clever and I'm sure some could understand but they don't just pick it up language like people do. I think training is needed.
I think it's ridiculous to assume that animals cannot communicate. It's also not realistic to believe that they absolutely cannot understand anything that is spoken in a human language. Most animals have adaptations that make them extremely adept at certain skills and it's possible that just like their bodies, diets, lifespans, and overall development are very different from a human's in many ways, their means of communication and capacity to do that are also different but that doesn't mean they are incapable of communication or communication with humans. Most of them are capable of physical feats that someone would feel like would make someone a superhuman if they were able to do that. Some animals, and probably a huge number of animals are extremely intelligent at least in certain ways and it wouldn't surprise me if some of them were much more intelligent than humans in just about every way. I think that any experimentation with communication with animals that has occurred is extremely rudimentary and that it really doesn't even begin to scratch the surface of what many animals are capable of communicating, learning, and realizing.
Rocky must have been quite a cat for Roscoe to miss him so.
He really was! He was incredibly smart used to groom Roscoe and take care of him ❤
When my previous cat of 14 years died of cancer, I could not stop crying. My husband (not a cat lover) went to a shelter and got this tiny kitten. He is a menace! At 8 months was already 13 lbs with endless energy. I had quite an anxiety already and he seemed to have been adding more, as he could not NOT get into something for 2 minutes straight. Jumping into our plates during dinner was a normal thing for him. Carrying things around the house in his mouth and leaving them in random places (my shoes in our kids room, bathroom drain plug on top of the wardrobe, wallet under the couch). I thought I was going to lose my mind with him. At the same time he was very affectionate, kept sleeping in my left armpit, if I got out of bed after midnight, he would follow me, yelling ma-ma-ma. While in the morning, when my alarm would go off and I start getting up, he would jump onto my laps asking to be petted. I started getting to work late every day, as I was spending a lot of time with him. But I stopped caring (I was not getting in trouble, never too late and I'm salary. a few times I even texted my boss a picture of him laying on my chest, saying I can't come on time lol). It's like he was taking my worries away, like the time would stop when he turns his belly up. He is still a menace, still sleeps in my left armpit at night, though he is huge now. He is so funny, dragging things in his mouth around the house.
13 pounds? Is it a Maine coon or something?
@@TheBontekraai We don't know for sure what he is. He looks a lot like russian blue, all gray, but has something like tiger stripes on his tail, lighter gray colour. And recently he's got a tiny whitish spot on his chest, less than a 1/4 in. While his siblings were multicoloured. His mom was a stray cat who gave birth on someone's property.
@@annapatton4544He sounds just like my male cat! Except mine weighs 18 pounds. He's a full-on toddler!
@@LaLadybug2011 Oh they are so adorable, like real children. Mine had a tantrum today! A fly got into the house and was too up high for him to catch. He yelled, cried, I'm sure even swore.
He usually speaks in 3 ma's. But when gets annoyed, he adds the 4th ma. I say - he swears lol.
My best friend's new puppy is like that. He's the biggest chewer I’ve ever seen, but he's adorable and she loves him!
Our bond with our pets is something we'll never regret or forget.
That is ONE *squeaky kitty!* And *ADORABLE* too.
Wow, smart cat! Glad you readdressed his tummy pain with the vet.
He’s adorable. 🥰
So the cats instinct is to act as if whatever is going on with them, they'll just pretend it's normal because it was something that helped in their survival, but then I learned that once the cat has access to buttons that can be used for communication, they will tell you what's wrong with them...
I always thought cats were only just highly observant creatures that don't really possess much after-thought and often failing to recognise the concept of ones possessions they own, and I'm aware every cat is differen't, but a cats level of conciousness is much greater than I initally thought.
Now I want to get the buttons!
Also their experiences shape them in how they behave. I never noticed how transactional they are - that's my hubby's word for it. They recognize that we give them shelter and food and they give us "gifts" like a mouse or lizard (mine does anyway!). I saw with a feral cat we just took in it was especially important to her for us to understand because she'd lived alone without food or shelter for months.
maybe failing to recoginise possesion is the right perspective, beause from a cats perspective anything they want can be their possesion? i mean they mark territories, they dont neccesrily need to hord things the way humans do, hording is an instict that not all animals have due to them not needing to or it not serving them to hord things. humans are litterally obssessed with possessing/owning things (this possesivness can even be placeed on living things and even other humans (objectification). for an animal like a cat its a bit of a useless instict or drive to have, if they are hungry they just hunt or in the case of house cats have resources provided for them they dont need to be possesive or possess things and there for dont need to recognize them and eve if they do they aree not so obssessive over it like humans are.
Yes, cats grieve, all creatures that bond with another will grieve...it's not just for humans you know. Another way you can tell if a cat is not well will be their eyes, usually is a cat is doing fine, I find the shape of their eyes are nice and round and they have bright eyes...when their eyes are almond shaped more often than not there's something wrong. It could be something simple like constipation from way too much dry food or something more serious which needs attention from the Vet and usually blood tests to determine what is going on with kitty. That is one smart beautiful cat with the most amazing voice!
Before my other kitten died she was depressed because her sister had passed away, 2 days after she also died. They were 7 months old and my neighbors poisoned them with antifreeze and we didint know till they had died :c
I notice my cat looks 'angry' or just more tense when he's not feeling well. I agree with you about the eyes
How did he know to press the belly ouch button? Like if he throws up do you press it? How did you teach all these buttons?? This is awesome.
She would have modeled what belly was, by petting his belly. So he knew what belly is. For ouch maybe if she accidentally stepped on his tail or if he clawed/bit her, she'd press ouch. Roscoe was the one that put the two together to say belly ouch. He would have pressed each button close together... like us making a sentence.
Exactly what the previous comment said! Body parts were very easy to teach. I’ll have to post a video on it sometime, but basically I’d press the button and touch the corresponding body part, and do this several times. For “ouch” if someone got an obvious injury (like stubbing a toe or stepping on a tail), we’d immediately press “ouch”.
@@roscoesqueakswow! You’re the owner of Roscoe, right? How nice of you to chime in to the comment section. Thanks for sharing in writing, and in your video! You are an inspiration to me as my daughter has a cat, too.
@@Happiness379 Yes I am! I'm always happy to share :)
The cats in these kinds of videos aren't learning english, and you can pretty much summarize the entire thing by reading a few of the preemptively defensive comments on this video.
My Cora was constipated when she was 19. She was Burmese was able to speak. She told me “yes” when I asked her if she didn’t feel well.. I had the same issue but I was wary of giving her my CBD medication because human stomachs are obviously much larger… we started giving her coconut oil instead. It sorted her out and she died peacefully of natural causes the following year. May she rest in eternal peace. 😿😿😿
*and was able to speak.
my cat has had constipation problems for 4 yrs i think now and i've gone from mineral oil to powdered fiber which works great for her. i just knew when the litter box was not filled with poop as much and i watched each cat and she was having serious trouble once it was almost a complete anus was almost inside out outside her body bless her i wish she'd had buttons to tell me! or that we were all dr doolittle enabled!
@@supposedly1-2 Cats don't always drink enough water to cope with a diet of dry food. You might consider a powered water fountain, to keep the water fresher and more appealing. I've also seen 2 button-using cats ask for kibble in water. Billi has kibble in hot water to make broth, that she drinks, and mostly leaves the soggy kibble. Elsie seemed to be fishing her kibble out with a paw, as a game; idk if she also drank the water.
Reminds me of Billi and her mom.
Oh yes 💕
My Maine Coon and my roommate s Maine Coon are both clumsy
Poor Billi!😢 She is in palliative care now for kidney disease😢😢😢
@@emj1768 I'm very aware and very sad about it.
Cats are truly amazing and humans are just figuring it out!
What a communicative little angel. So quietly intelligent. Sweet.
What a amazing bond you have with that cat. ❤️ ❤❤❤
World's cutest tummy achee survivor.
That’s something else. I’m not surprised though. My girl cat taught me to play fetch with her, as a kitten. And today, I winked at her, and she instantly winked back. So freakin smart.
There was a beautiful kitty who told her mama that she was going home and she died the next day. animals are incredible they used to talk with us, that was part of the fall in the garden.
He’s so handsome and his little squeak❤
Such a sweetheart 😻
Cats are way smarter than they get credit. When my one cat diedother grieved and looked for weeks. Had to get another cat for her.
Lucky you have each other, to grieve, to cuddle, to talk to one another, and to love. You are truly blessed!
I am glad you and Roscoe found each other; as well as the late Rocky. I liked the thoughtfulness Roscoe showed before pressing one or more buttons to express himself. Much ❤ and Happiness! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼💐
He’s very careful about which buttons he presses. He gets this “serious” look on his face, very focused haha
That squeak! I love it❤
Roscoe is a gorgeous heckin' chonk!
Did you tell the vet the cat was telling you his belly hurt? That would have been fascinating.
This!
Yes I did! And we’re so lucky to have a veterinarian who is willing to listen and takes his button talk seriously ❤
Thank you for sharing our story! ❤
I think every cat carer should try buttons. Illness, anxiety, happiness, hungry can be communicated.
What a good boy. In 2020 I lost all 3 of my cats to different illnesses or just age. It's always hard when they go.
The quirky shy ones are usually very bright!
Billispeaks dones this too. She press "look mom" and proceed to vomit.
If my cat could push any button he wants, he'd push Screw You!
Roscoe will press “litter” when he doesn’t get what he wants 😂
Rosco is a precious little soul!❤❤❤
Roscoe is very pretty. He reminds me of Persians I have known. I love the contrast of dogs with buttons vs cats with buttons, because the dogs just want to engage with their humans, but cats mostly complain or demand.
My very first cat (that someone just left in our yard) squeeked so we named him Squeeky.
My grandma had a cat names Squeaky that also squeaked
Many people, any big , MSH cat they will automatically call a "Maine Coon." This one, I think might actually *be* a Maine Coon, or at least a high percentage Maine Coon. My cat Mithril (who looked very like Roscoe,) was a CFA registered MC and also had IBD. I've also run across a couple of other mentions of MCs with IBD which I found were related when I looked up their pedigrees out of curiosity.
Wow that’s so interesting, I don’t know that IBD was a common thing in Maine Coons! I don’t know if Roscoe is a Maine Coon because I adopted him from a shelter, but he has many of the features of one, except that he’s only 15lbs. He’s very large, but not huge like what I imagine a Maine Coon is. But maybe he’s part? He does have giant paws like he was supposed to be bigger than he is haha.
When my cat had IBD I knew it because he was practically strangling me!
This makes talking buttons essential for all pets. I mean I have always wanted my dogs to tell me what hurts.
That’s so amazing that you have found a way to understand what he’s communicating to you. Where did you get the push buttons? I would love to do the same with my cats. Do you teach people how to do what you’ve done with your cat? There are so many orphaned kitties at the humane society maybe you could get your boy a playmate to play with while your at work? Thanks for sharing your story. You have a beautiful boy, he looks like my cat Hawksley❤
A lot of people got their animals buttons after Christina Hunger wrote a book about using buttons with her dog Stella. The buttons already existed for speech therapy for children. After pets started using them, a company made smaller buttons that required less pressure to activate, under the brand name FluentPet. That's the type of buttons this woman got for Roscoe. You can buy the buttons online by searching FluentPet.
He’s so beautiful!❤
Beautiful 😻 thank you for sharing 🙏.
"man who this warrior cat oc"
This is something like my story so....... I think I should get them... thank you for this clip❤❤❤
What a cutie!
klever kitty!
Lovely smart
what a beautiful cat!
He is beautiful ❤❤❤
Awwwwww❤
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My cat stood up and said "mama I want out" and my husband was like did he just talk?
Years ago I had 4 cats. One was part Siamese. Whenever my cats went to the door to go outside , I would ask them, "You wanna go out?". One , morning as I was trying to wake up and my bedroom was close enough to the kitchen door, the Siamese mix clearly stated, "I wanna go out.". In her Siamese voice, not a human voice. It was as clear as a bell though. I treat all of my cats as they are human and they were incredibly smart. The joys of my life. Cats and one incredibly smart mixed breed dog, were true and pure joy !!!!
Your curiosity has perhaps started a new vector on cat communication! I can see it coming; cat apple collars. We'll be woke up to play at 4:00 AM and that will be just the beginning!
If i bought those for a family cat they probably wouldnt understand. I cant even vet my dog to ring a bell button from shein.
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My cat, Phoebe squeaks too
Yay! I always love meeting other squeaky cats!
It's impressive that cats remember the functions of the buttons and what it represents. I mean, there's like a video I saw that this cat pressed around 20 Buttons, like seriously they remember which one is which . Their little brain really is intelligent and somehow through this, I believe we humans should make more effort In communicating with them cats. It's amazing what this thing can do.
Billi the cat has 74, I think. TH-cam channel Billispeaks. She isn't using them much anymore, though; she's in late stage kidney failure. You can still watch the past 4 years of her videos.
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My parents cat passed away recently and my dad is debating on what kind of cat to get to take the place of that empty space in the home that was filled by their sunshine whome as I said passed away recently I've suggested getting a Russian blue cat to fill the role and would be a perfect addition for my parents whom are both retired and getting up there in years and having health problems that are severe enough to limit my mothers mobility and energy
That’s one smart cat. My cats aren’t that smart. 🤣
I need buttons
This is cute i want to make the button for cat too! insyaALLAH I make the factory for those specific button
All the buttons mean food and attention
I wonder if the correct diet to reverse IBS in cats is raw wet food/meat (properly balanced of course). In the wild, they'd eat other animals they catch, not dried grains and plants. Carnivore (animal foods, very little or no plants) seems to be doing the same for humans with IBS....they heal.
Really curious about this. How does one teach their cats about the word “ouch”? I have buttons for my cat too and would like to teach her more obscure words so she can express herself more.
Anytime I or someone else got an “ouch” (like stubbing a toe, or accidentally stepping on a tail) I’d press and say “ouch” immediately. We’re clumsy around here (including Roscoe) so it gets used often lol.
@@roscoesqueaks ah! Thank you for this info!
Where can you buy the buttons?
Amazon
FluentPet has a website.
Get another cat so he isn’t alone. That will help him.
My wife and I bought some of the buttons, but none of our cats (we have 4) bother with them no matter what we do. I just want my boys to talk to me! 😢
Don’t give up! I think FluentPet is doing a free Button Academy right now
Hi Roscoe can you ask your mom where she got the buttons please :)
I also would like to know
FluentPet.
Where do you get these buttons? And how do you teach your cat and how do you decide what words?
As for how I teach, I “model” the action and then press the button several times. Like I’ll refill his water, then immediately press “water”. Or if I stub my toe I’ll press “ouch”.
I try to choose words that are useful like “noise”, “hello”, or “catnip”. Sometimes if he doesn’t have a word for the thing he wants to say, like when he said “happy noise” to refer to a bird, I’ll add that word too.
Where did you get the buttons?
@@roscoesqueaks okay, Pavlov operate conditioning. Where'd you get the buttons from now? And thanks.
@@ceciliahunt513 The buttons she's using are from FluentPet. They have a website.
How do you teach them the buttons !!??
I “model” the word on the button several times. For example, I’ll get him water then immediately press the ”water” button.
Where can i buy the buttons?
What is the step on ?keyboard ? Name /called ? I would like to get one for my cats ! I have 5 adorable cats ❤ thank you for any information !
i got mine from FluentPet but i am not sure where the buttons in the video are from. i hope this helps you
fluent pet
@@jamilapenny305 Thank you for sharing I very much appreciate👍🏻❤️ your help 🙀👵🏻😱🖖🏼👽🐲👍🏻
@@user-ml6dk8sk4e you're welcome ✨
Mine was deaf wouldnt have worked
There are several disabled cats and dogs that use these. You’d be surprised!
@roscoesqueaks I don't doubt it! I wish I could have tried it unfortunately she reached 19 and was Athlete and dur to kidneys is no longer with us still remebr when she was born inbwtween my legs on a couch. I have some clips uploaded if you'd like to see.
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There's one of those "unconventional" theories that says someone (aliens, pre-deluge civilizations etc..) taught protohumans how to talk by using simple figures associated with sounds and/or actions. Those images became the first ideograms, then they developed into hierogliphs and later into letters.
By seeing this video, that theory starts to make sense 😅
Anyone who has spent a lot of time around both cats and dogs knows that dogs are significantly smarter. I've now seen several of these channels where people have their cats communicating with them using buttons. If cats can learn to communicate this way, then I think we may have been doing pet ownership very wrong for a very long time
Dogs aren't smarter than cats. They're just more eager to learn n therefore quicker to train.
cats are smart enough to be d7ug sniffers but can conciously chose to not signal, unless they get paid with treats so idk, they chillin
Dogs are associative creatures which is easier to recognize to humans but cats are logical creatures so cognatively they comprehend more than a dog
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...I was referring to the fact that dog brains have more neural pathways than cats. I think of myself as more of a cat person than a dog person (though that won't stop me from petting every cuter pupper I come across), but science is science. Also, if you've spent enough time around cats then you know how derpy they can be. Dogs can be pretty silly too, but slightly less so in my experience.
@@smexehcougah3 dogs can’t even groom themselves unlike so many other animals. they ain’t smarter 😓 not to mention a lot of them are the least bit self aware, even the breeds who are supposed to be intelligent. cats are shy around strangers, as they should be. dogs just don’t care and will jump up at you no matter what.
When you're stupid.
There's no way this damn cat told you he had a stomachache! 😂
Don't underestimate Animals
@@rosykatzCATSI wonder how you would teach a cat the word “ache” or “hurt” though. The word “stomach” I can understand, you rub its tummy and push the button, but for the other buttons do you hurt the cat or what?
@ chicagorilla4983 ! Why not ? Cats are very intelligent ! If a cat is taught how to use a litter box and or to play with toys or not to bite or Scratch ,they can learn other things! Just be cause ANIMALS don’t talk like humans don’t mean they are stupid ! We all have to learn as we mature from a baby to ADULTHOOD ! Some adults I have doubts about !
You can teach cats the word ouch (watch billie speaks for demonstrations, the videos from before she was really sick show how the training works and doesn't edit out any video, just speeds up).
As cats get used to the buttons they get better and better at putting words to things, and do it faster and faster.
Also, cats have to have the motivation to do it. Most cats that use buttons are very demanding and vocal before getting buttons, which is why the owners decided to try it.
Many other cats show no interest.
@@steggopotamus I'm a HUGE BilliSpeaks fan too, and am so sad now with her being in palliative care. But you're right with Kendra doing such a good job with grouping some of her videos together regarding her medical condition, or how to teach them buttons, etc.
I've had many cats in my life. Two of them, Earl and Simon, were gay and absolutely adored eachother. This was a confirmed fact because I often caught them having sex with eachother and they never showed any interest in the female cats when they would be in heat, unlike all the other male cats. Earl and Simon would never leave eachothers side, always napping together and sharing their sleeping spots and even sharing food with eachother and playfighting even though they were several years old, like they were still kittens.
One day Simon got very sick and I had no choice but to put him down. Earl was never the same again. He never played again, he never meowed and he always kept to himself rather than engage any of the other cats in anything. He only ate the same tuna that was Simons favourite and nothing else.
He was like this for years after Simons death until he got cancer at 14 years of age and died.
I still tear up thinking about that.
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I love this video, but for God’s sake, what the heck are we feeding our cats that they all end up with diseases we get? Cats are obligate carnivores and should not have half the crap (carbs, additives, seed oils) that are in regular cat food. Our fur babies are following in our footsteps of eating all sorts of junk we shouldn’t eat either. Most, if not, all chronic disease, including IBD, cancer, type 2, obesity, etc., are often reversed (at a minimum, made, better) when we stop eating processed food, sugar, grains, seed oils, and so many carbs.
Cat life expectancies:
>feral cats live between 2 and 5 years. (main killer: parasites and human activity)
>indoor/domestic outdoor cats live between 10 to 20 years. (main killer: Illness with age and c@ncer)
I keep seeing pets do this BUT!!!! NO ONE tells us how these pets know how to do this!
Associating the buttons with the meaning. She said she put food down, then pressed the food button. I’d say the same goes with water, treats, and when he learns that, she presses the “no” button and doesn’t give him anything.
@insanity6829 I literally tell how I do it in the video you just watched. I model the buttons by pressing them and doing the action
In another dimension, the cat is teaching this female how to cope with attention seeking addiction.
I’m sorry but that cat has no idea what those buttons mean..but if it makes you guys happy then feel free to play along lol
I have a lot of problems with self fulfilling prophecy with these word pods. We only get the one clip of them using the Pods. Then the owner narrating what is going on. We never see them give a false positive response. The IBS can be seen in the stool. If you study semantics The Conceptual understanding is beyond cat's intelligence because of their singular focus. It's the human that is putting the context to the video.
Thank you for a sensible response and saving me the time. The rampant misinformation and layperson speculation is misleading and sometimes dangerous. Instead of trying to outdo one another in the comment section, sometimes it’s nice to just thank the video maker for sharing the content.
Thanks for sharing. 💕 🐾
IBD, not IBS. They are VERY different things.
@@MontytheHorse Good point, IBD being inflammatory. My poor Niles RIP had IBD-unrelated to his death-but the STENCH!! I will never forget…🤢
billiespeaks for real communication using buttons
@@emrk6517 Billie is amazing. Communication does not equal language.
yeah...they got a button for "belly" just in case. and the cat knows his body parts and wich button goes with each...sure...
I didn’t “get” a button that said belly. I got blank buttons and record whatever word I want on them. I wanted Roscoe to be able to tell me when something was hurting, so I made sure to record buttons with different body parts. It was one of the easier things to teach.
So, if this wasn't selectively edited, and you weren't programming yourself to ignore all the random button presses, is there really any communication going on there? All these 'cats with buttons' seem to be confirmation bias and cloud gazing.
This is such BS. Yall only upload the videos of the cat hitting the buttons that match the narrative. What about all the other gibberish ones??
Imagine coming onto a video just to hate
Actually, I post some of those too. No one watches them because they’re boring. It’s not “BS”, it’s the algorithm.
Get help
AH.
I feel so bad for all the people that get sucked into these scams and buy up all this expensive gadgetry for nothing.
Cat pushes random buttons and toxoplasmosis'ed cat lady interprets it however she wants.
🙄 LEAVE THE CAT ALONE! They sleep 18 hrs a day! The other 6 hrs theirs eating and playing. 🙄
What's your problem?! If the cat wants to sleep, he'll sleep! You can't shepherd cats!!
you'd rather he continued to suffer from IBD and develop something worse huh
Nonsense. Dog/Cats know treat, walk and outside but stomach ache or love? All these videos are heavily edited. Show these Pets randomly hitting buttons. Never seen a 3rd Party in the Room testing any of these claims. All BS for internet fame chasers and views.
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