There’s no denying that cats are lovablepets. However, there are times when they can be more of a nuisance. The images you’re about to see are proof of that.ThisFacebook groupgathers memes, images, and stories from people showing a cat’s least adorable side. Some posts come from personal experiences; others poke fun at a feline’s known quirky behaviors.We’ve collected some of the funniest and perhaps most relatable ones for you to kill time with today. Cat parents, you’ve likely hadsimilar experiences.This post may includeaffiliate links.
There’s no denying that cats are lovablepets. However, there are times when they can be more of a nuisance. The images you’re about to see are proof of that.
ThisFacebook groupgathers memes, images, and stories from people showing a cat’s least adorable side. Some posts come from personal experiences; others poke fun at a feline’s known quirky behaviors.
We’ve collected some of the funniest and perhaps most relatable ones for you to kill time with today. Cat parents, you’ve likely hadsimilar experiences.
This post may includeaffiliate links.
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However, Dr. Delgado also recommends a vet visit because there could be an underlying issue like hyperthyroidism. Some symptoms come in the form oferratic behaviorchanges.
“You’ll see the cat get ramped up,” she explained. “Suddenly, they’re a pain in the butt, and they start meowing at night. They’re more active—they’re running around.”
If the vet gives your cat a clean bill of health, Dr. Delgado says it may just be bored and require some form of stimulation. Just like humans, cats act outbecause of boredom.In this case, Dr. Delgado recommends ramping up exercise routines, adding food puzzles, and increasingclicker training. This will allow your pets to learn to receive rewards for good behavior.
If the vet gives your cat a clean bill of health, Dr. Delgado says it may just be bored and require some form of stimulation. Just like humans, cats act outbecause of boredom.
In this case, Dr. Delgado recommends ramping up exercise routines, adding food puzzles, and increasingclicker training. This will allow your pets to learn to receive rewards for good behavior.
However, giving your feline friend too much attention can backfire on you. As Dr. Delgado explained, any reaction form of response to a behavior could come off as an affirmation.“Licking the plate is already rewarding, and then you’re adding the human attention, so it’s like double rewarding,” she explained, adding that handling such situations calmly is the best approach.
However, giving your feline friend too much attention can backfire on you. As Dr. Delgado explained, any reaction form of response to a behavior could come off as an affirmation.
“Licking the plate is already rewarding, and then you’re adding the human attention, so it’s like double rewarding,” she explained, adding that handling such situations calmly is the best approach.
Researchhas shown that cats are just as affectionate with humans as dogs are. However, experts agree that their actions sometimes don’t match their feelings.A purring cat may indicate happiness, butaccording toUniversity of Georgia veterinary professorSharon Cromwell-Davis, it could be a sign that it needs care.Meows also mean they are trying to interact with humans. As anthrozoologistDr. John Bradshawexplained, domesticated cats, in particular, have learned to use it as a communication tool since theydon’t meowat fellow felines.
Researchhas shown that cats are just as affectionate with humans as dogs are. However, experts agree that their actions sometimes don’t match their feelings.
A purring cat may indicate happiness, butaccording toUniversity of Georgia veterinary professorSharon Cromwell-Davis, it could be a sign that it needs care.
Meows also mean they are trying to interact with humans. As anthrozoologistDr. John Bradshawexplained, domesticated cats, in particular, have learned to use it as a communication tool since theydon’t meowat fellow felines.
Ultimately, it’s about learning to read your beloved cat. Cat expert and writerFranny Syufytakes care of eight felines and advises taking mental notes, if necessary.“Pay attention to body language, vocalizations, time of day, and what your cat just did,” Syufy wrote in an article forSpruce Pets. “With time and careful observation, you’ll likely begin to piece together the triggers of your cat’s craziness in various situations.”
Ultimately, it’s about learning to read your beloved cat. Cat expert and writerFranny Syufytakes care of eight felines and advises taking mental notes, if necessary.
“Pay attention to body language, vocalizations, time of day, and what your cat just did,” Syufy wrote in an article forSpruce Pets. “With time and careful observation, you’ll likely begin to piece together the triggers of your cat’s craziness in various situations.”
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