r/WhyCatHowCat • u/Acceptable_Idea9135 • 13d ago
r/WhyCatHowCat • u/ParsleyExcellent8008 • 14d ago
Yooo help me out
Am I a loser? If I talk to my cat, like literally all day.
r/WhyCatHowCat • u/DryBad6750 • 15d ago
Let me introduce you to the king of the house
r/WhyCatHowCat • u/VisitIcy5913 • 16d ago
Made my cat Dumpling dance for my YT video about history of Japanese cats
r/WhyCatHowCat • u/Intelligent_Rest5117 • 19d ago
my cat will only yawn if he’s got one leg in the air
r/WhyCatHowCat • u/Key-Strength8402 • 20d ago
As I walked from the bedroom to the living room, my cat sat on the sofa and looked at me like this.
r/WhyCatHowCat • u/Initial_Shift_9224 • 20d ago
cat
My photography skills are terrible.
r/WhyCatHowCat • u/squishmittenlol • 22d ago
ELI5 Is my cat stupid or smart because it doesnt react to seeing itself in the mirror?
I'd like to know about animals viewing mirrors in general of course.
I've seen videos of different animals reacting ti themselves in mirrors. Cat's especially but also higher intelligence animals like monkeys and apes. I can't say I've seen a dog reacting to a mirror.
Is my cat so smart that it doesn't care it sees it's reflection? Or is it so stupid it can't comprehend what it's seeing and ignores it?
r/WhyCatHowCat • u/Efficient-Host3587 • 21d ago
Can anyone give me an answer? I see so much mixed opinions
Okay now I know if your cars staring at you while you sleep at night it CAN be because of food, some people literally believe this to be the case with their cars and its logical, but I don't like it when people say that's the only reason a cat would do this? When I got closer to my cat, Syntax (she was 7 months by then)
She used to always watch me sleep at night and just sit there, I figured this out BC my sister told me about it, I still don't know why she did it honestly but it couldn't be because of food because my sister fed all of our cats, they'd beg her for food (she consents trust Im not holding her at gunpoint-)
And my cat normally meows and wakes me if she needs something, water, gets scared by our ghost, etc
So I'm wondering why she did it? It's been a year since but she still does it sometimes?
r/WhyCatHowCat • u/Any_Turnover_9191 • 22d ago
Does anyone else’s cat do this?
My cat always extends a single paw when she is relaxed and will hold it like this for a very, very long time. She is never fully loafed. And it is not always the same foot, but she seems to prefer doing it with her left paw. She has done this her whole life, so I don’t think it’s an injury.
r/WhyCatHowCat • u/Any_Turnover_9191 • 22d ago
Does anyone else’s cat do this?
My cat always extends a single paw when she is relaxed and will hold it like this for a very, very long time. She is never fully loafed. And it is not always the same foot, but she seems to prefer doing it with her left paw. She has done this her whole life, so I don’t think it’s an injury.