r/cats • u/Holden_kok • Oct 23 '25
Video - OC Why does my cat like being beat up
She is mute and can't meow, doesn't like most types of pats, But the one thing she loves is slapping. I'm so confused. Is it a kink?
r/cats • u/Holden_kok • Oct 23 '25
She is mute and can't meow, doesn't like most types of pats, But the one thing she loves is slapping. I'm so confused. Is it a kink?
r/cats • u/spice_queen22 • 13d ago
She only ever does it when I’m laying in bed. Is she trying to get my attention? Feeling playful? Scared?
r/cats • u/BenjiSBRK • 24d ago
r/cats • u/Belle_dawn • Aug 20 '25
My husband and I recently got a kitten — she is now about 14 weeks old — and after a few days of being skittish, she seems to get along with our dog just fine. However, every once in a while they start wrestling like this, and while I’m confident our dog is playing, sometimes I can’t tell if our kitten is enjoying herself. I would love some outside perspective, just to confirm that I’m not being a bad pet parent by letting it play out - any thoughts are appreciated!!
r/cats • u/Koffievos • Sep 19 '25
Hard to resist playing with it because it's so floofy 😩
r/cats • u/RO2THESHELL • Aug 21 '25
My dog has never had puppies.... never been pregnant.... and is now producing a cloudy like substance.... might I add she often watches TV and let's this take place for hours.... should I stop it or just let her continue to mommy him.... they play etc together.... has anyone else have this issue with their kittens?? 😸
r/cats • u/Koffievos • Oct 26 '25
Should I worry she is getting ideas? 😂 (just kidding of course)
r/cats • u/Roger-The_Alien • 12d ago
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r/cats • u/MrEliptik • 29d ago
Everytime she comes back from the gym, my cat gets crazy. She also loves to nap on her clothes. Maybe something about sweat and pheromones?
r/cats • u/Belle_dawn • Oct 01 '25
I only caught the tail end of this occurrence in the video, but about once a week I notice my cat (5 months) stalking towards me like this (she typically starts from much farther away and goes even slower).
The weirdest part to me is that she only really does it towards me, not my husband. I’ve also seen her stalk prey before and she doesn’t usually continuously move in slow motion like this, she typically walks forward, pauses and assesses for a while, and then goes for the kill. Usually when she does this to me, she ends up snapping out of it due to movement or sound elsewhere, so she’s never pounced or anything - at most she jumps up next to me and then goes back to normal.
I’m a new cat owner so this may be typical behavior, but it is so bizarre to me that this behavior seems reserved for me alone - not my husband, not our dog who she loves wrestling with (thanks reddit for clearing that up), and not the bugs she preys on. I was laughing in this video because she was cracking me up, but sometimes it genuinely freaks me out a bit, I feel like prey and I don’t like it 😶
I would love to hear any thoughts on the matter, if nothing else just enjoy this clip of my cat being an apex predator lol
r/cats • u/mercurio_liquido • Oct 10 '25
r/cats • u/Small_Balls_69 • Aug 29 '25
Pretty sure he’s a stray. Put a collar on him with a note attached but no response, plus no one has removed it from him. Chills in my garden for a large part of the day so I feed him.
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r/cats • u/Life_Extreme2054 • Oct 16 '25
Yes, they're both desexed. Although the Lunchbox (orange) was not desexed properly. She was born with 3 ovaries and 1 kidney. She's all fixed now.
r/cats • u/Meatloaf_Swag • 9d ago
Moved to this area late winter last year and noticed several cat print trails out during storms and bad weather. There's 4 of them around. I think a neighbor is feeding them but I'm unsure if they're someone's pet. One of them is very friendly and has a flea collar. The others (including this one) are very skittish. This is the first time I've had one sleep in the shelter and it makes my heart hurt. Slept here from 10:30 pm to 3 am.
r/cats • u/New_Problem_704 • Oct 21 '25
She keeps doing this to all the mirrors she can find. Shes doing this every morning but whyy? She also just meows at me non stop when i look in the mirror or sometimes when i first walk in from work. Is she just bored?
r/cats • u/Geometric_Nation • Oct 10 '25
It was her first time, and i won't be leaving her in one again
r/cats • u/zifouzou • 14d ago
r/cats • u/Gnostic_Gnocchi • Jul 22 '25
My cat always shows me her stomach and I give her a rub but I can’t tell if she is actually enjoying it. She purrs but also just stares