9 Weird Things Cats Do When They See Their Owners and Why?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ค. 2024
- Hey cat lovers! 🐱 Have you ever noticed your cat doing strange things when they see you? In this video, we uncover 9 weird behaviors cats show when they see their owners and explain the reasons behind them. From funny antics to curious habits, you'll be amazed at what we discovered!
In This Video:
- Why your cat headbutts you.
- The reason behind those slow blinks.
- Why they bring you "gifts."
- The mystery of the elevator butt.
- Why they meow only at you.
- The tail twitching secrets.
- What their purring really means.
- The surprise behind their sudden zoomies.
- Why they follow you everywhere.
Why Watch This Video?
Get to know your cat better by understanding their quirky behaviors. Whether you're a new cat owner or have had cats for years, this video is packed with fun and informative insights that will help you bond even more with your furry friend.
I hope you enjoy and learn something new! 💜
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Yeah, my cat bought me a brown snake. I was shocked with a dead brown snake. Glad the cat didn't die.
When my cat rolls over & displays her furry tum-tum she wants her neck scratched-then she turns over to the other side so I can continue to scratch her neck but from a slightly dif angle.
Sniffing right into the corner of my eyeball for 2 to 4 seconds is something 2 of my cats do
Animals are the bomb! Love them all!
My kitty boy crossed over in 2023. He was a free-range fanatic, took on 6' fences from a standing leap, and loved making biscuits on my body.
I never trimmed his claws.
Never needed to trim them.
My sweetie was a master of how much he could flex those HALF INCH LONG claws to just barely prickle my skin through whatever clothes and/ or bedding lay between my skin and his need to make biscuits.
I've never known any other housecat with claws so long...
In his final weeks (14 healthy years), he finally shook off the last bit of his first human not wanting kitty cuddles (?!?). The main sign of this was his desire for cuddles, but being unwilling to spend time on your lap. His first human taught him that getting on a lap meant 1-2 pets, then being shoved off the lap.
In his last few weeks, he would sit or stand on the floor in front of me, sometimes trilling a question at me, always looking up wistfully. I'd pat my chest and thighs invitingly, and if that didn't convince him, I'd gently lift him up and snuggle him. Once he gained the confidence, a few pats and spoken invitations were enough to get him up. Then he'd stand forepaws on my left knee, hind paws on my right. No amount of pets and loves was enough, he would stand there until I not only wrapped my arms around him and held him close, I needed to lay my head on his back.
He first belonged to my neighbor, who found him around the time my girl kitty was born. He still needed to be fed milk. When my girl was about 6mo old, she adopted me. There is no other way to put it. Total lovebug, slept with me from the start. When both cats were about 2 years old, the neighbor was evicted, and I took in my sweet kitty boy.
As of July 2024, my girl kitty is still strong and healthy, regularly caging grooming and cuddles from me far more than when my needy boy was still with us. She just turned 15 years old.
When I pet my cat, he grabs my hand with both paws and claws. Then he moves my hand to where he WANTS to be petted, usually his head.
My cat grabs my hand the same way, but then he starts licking it. 😊
I love my cat
Cats are NOT nocturnal. They’re crepuscular.
What a lovely video. I lay on a thick blanket for "Family Snuggles Times."
I've got a question about cats' preference for running water.
I've been told that this preference has to do with their vision, too.
Cats can't see very well right up in front of their noses.
So if it's a bowl of still water, they can't see where the waterline is, which makes them hesitant to sip it. But if the water is moving, they can see it better.
Thank you for your lovely comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Regarding your question, yes, cats do often prefer running water because they can see it better due to their vision limitations. They struggle to see the waterline in still water, which can make them hesitant to drink it. Moving water is more visible to them.
@@TheCuriousFeline
I bought a cat fountain on a whim.
Our Savannah cat loves it, and he especially seems to like the fountain aspect of it, like a water fountain for cats. Our American tabby still uses the plain glass water bowl.
Different strokes....
My Siammes watches me mow my yard
We have 2 cats a mother and daughter. They sleep most of the day but because they are from a breed that is not suited to go outside they are indoor cats. They have a 1 hour cat play before bed but aren't always that active especially in the hot summers they don't feel to move around much. However, at night they sleep as well. So what happens to all that energy?
Thanks for sharing about your cats! It's normal for indoor cats to sleep a lot, and some breeds are less active, especially in hot weather. Cats can conserve their energy and may not need as much exercise as we think. As long as they're healthy and happy, there's no need to worry. Their one hour of playtime and regular rest are likely enough for them.
my cat shadow likes to sit as my lap as i poo lol
My cat follows to the bathroom and he needs to watch me flush everything. Then he gets the zoomies all over the room.😂 Zoom here n zoom there zoom everywhere
😂 guarding the 💩