Your Daily Dose Of Kitty Content, Courtesy Of ‘Cattos Being Cattos’ (50 Posts)

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Woman joyfully holding her cat after an earthquake, surrounded by debris, embodying pure happiness.

Two orange cats on a couch, one sitting by a window and the other cuddling, showcasing adorable cat behavior.

Tabby cat with green eyes, sitting attentively at home, showcasing adorable kitty content.

Bored Pandagot in touch with Cat Behavior Consultant Joey Lusvardi from Classactcats.com and he was kind enough to answer some of our questions. First and foremost, we wanted to hear a cat specialist’s take on why cat content has been and is so pervasive on the internet.“In general, why do you think cat Cats are very easy to get great content from without much effort? Even them doing basic things necessary for survival like sleeping, walking, or eating is cute to watch.“I probably have 500 pictures just of my cats sleeping because they’re just so cute that I have to share them with the world. They have a lot of adorable features like cute toes and tiny noses that tug at our heartstrings and bring joy even on a bad day. Cats are filled with whimsy and do things that seem odd or silly to us.”

“I probably have 500 pictures just of my cats sleeping because they’re just so cute that I have to share them with the world. They have a lot of adorable features like cute toes and tiny noses that tug at our heartstrings and bring joy even on a bad day. Cats are filled with whimsy and do things that seem odd or silly to us.”

A relaxed stray cat lounging in front of a historic building, capturing the essence of “Cattos Being Cattos” content.

Cat humor post about a litter box on wheels, with a cat using it like a Mad Max vehicle, shared by Sarah Ellis Fox.

Cat enjoying a modified chicken coop indoors, part of Cattos Being Cattos.

“They may play with trash, nap in unusual locations, or groom themselves on the counter when you have guests over. One of my cats recently began digging in my clean laundry to pull out socks to play with. I now have socks everywhere because who am I to deny him his favorite toy? There are so many opportunities to get hilarious or cute videos of cats because they’re so fascinating,” he shared with Bored Panda.

Cat lounging comfortably on a carpet, enjoying a relaxed moment.

Cat sitting upright on a scratching post, showcasing unique pose.

Two cats sitting on stairs, one orange and one black, with humorous text about shadows. Kitty content moment.

“Cats are very common pets with an estimated 600 million cats being kept as pets worldwide. Cat parents can often see their own cats or a special cat from their past in many of the videos or cat memes that circulate on the internet.” He absolutely right, indeed, if we really stretch our definition of meme, you can go as far back as ancient Egypt to see people’s obsession with cats.

Man eating soup in bed with two cats nearby, 1987.

Two tabby cats cuddling on a couch, capturing adorable kitty content.

Bodega cat wearing a security T-shirt, embodying the charm of “Cattos Being Cattos."

We also wanted to hear some common misconceptions people have about cat behavior. “Many unwanted behaviors cats do, such as climbing on counters or not using their litter box, get attributed to cats being naughty or angry with their owners. Cats aren’t spiteful creatures and oftentimes these behaviors happen because their needs aren’t being met, they’re bored, or due to a medical problem. If you don’t provide your cat with places to get out their behavioral needs, such as climbing or scratching, they’re going to end up finding a way to meet those needs.”

Table with scattered kitchen items, captioned “It’s the cat’s birthday,” humorously implying cat-related content.

Cat snuggling on woman’s chest while she sleeps in bed, representing daily dose of kitty content.

Cats in a closet with one dragging pants, creating a humorous panorama.

“Cats generally need and want more attention from us than what people think. That doesn’t mean that they want to be petted all the time or sit on your lap, but many cats will enjoy occasional physical contact on their terms or a play session with an interactive toy. You can also train your cat to do things you want if you know what you’re doing and no, it doesn’t involve a squirt bottle.”

Melanistic Kodkod, smallest wild cat in the Americas, featured in a collage highlighting unique cat traits.

Man laughing with a tuxedo cat in arms on a couch, creating a humorous “cattos being cattos” moment.

Black cat with glossy fur, highlighting simplicity in grooming; part of a ‘cattos being cattos’ series.

“Squirt bottles aren’t as effective as people make them out to be and cats are very willing to work for things they like so there really isn’t a need to use them for training. Instead, focus on encouraging your cat to do what you want them to do or try clicker training with them. Cats are very sweet, affectionate creatures to humans they are familiar with and trust. You can develop a deep bond with a cat with patience and time,” Joey shared.

Orange cat resting on a bed, eyes peeking over its paws, embodying daily kitty content charm.

White cat sleeping and close-ups of paws, nose, and mouth, showcasing adorable kitty content.

Cat age guide humorously lists all ages as “baby,” emphasizing quirky cat years concept.

We were also curious to hear how he became a cat specialist in the first place. “I grew up cat and dog sitting but always wanted either a cat or dog of my own. A few years back, I was going through a stressful part of my life but was in a place where I was able to finally get a pet. I found an older cat, who I named Zoloft, through a friend and he changed my life. We generally had an amazing relationship, but he developed some aggression toward me because I wasn’t meeting his needs and he was very stressed out.”

Patient note prioritizing animals over stitches, reflecting humor from ‘Cattos Being Cattos.'

Black cat with flour on back in kitchen, looking up.

Happy white cat relaxing on grass, embodying pure joy and contentment. Kitty content in nature.

“His vet was very helpful and I really enjoyed working with him on his behavior. One thing she suggested, which I had done lightly but didn’t really commit to before, was clicker training him. Zoloft and I trained together for many years and we always had a blast. A friend suggested I look into working with cats professionally so I spent a lot of time doing courses on cat behavior and earning a few certifications.”“I eventually opened a business where I help cat parents with cats with behavior problems in order to improve their relationship with their cats because it felt like there wasn’t anyone out there who could help me when I was going through it. Sadly, Zoloft passed away in August and I miss him terribly. I’ve since adopted two new dudes, Prozac and Poutine. They are very fun and are just getting to learn the magic of training. They’ll never replace the bond I had with Zoloft, but we’re working on building our own bonds and making something special together.”

“I eventually opened a business where I help cat parents with cats with behavior problems in order to improve their relationship with their cats because it felt like there wasn’t anyone out there who could help me when I was going through it. Sadly, Zoloft passed away in August and I miss him terribly. I’ve since adopted two new dudes, Prozac and Poutine. They are very fun and are just getting to learn the magic of training. They’ll never replace the bond I had with Zoloft, but we’re working on building our own bonds and making something special together.”

Man showing shopping items to curious cat; daily cat content from ‘Cattos Being Cattos.'

Humorous tweet about pets being spoiled, referencing competitive compensation for user experience.

Black and white cat with cow-like markings, humorously capturing ‘cattos being cattos’ theme.

Joey also left us with some parting thoughts. “Be careful when consuming cat content online. A lot of it is harmless and fun, but there is also a lot of content where the cats are clearly stressed, afraid, or not enjoying themselves. In some cases, this is done intentionally. If the cat seems upset during the video or is being forced into a situation where they’re not enjoying themselves, don’t share or like it as it encourages people to be mean to their cats for a cheap joke.”

Funny tweet about cat ownership mentioning hearing a clink and yelling about butter, related to kitty content.

Orange cat and opossum humorously interacting over food on a porch, part of Cattos Being Cattos series.

Kitten wrapped in a towel in bathtub taking a nap, showcasing cute cat behavior.

“Cats do plenty of delightful, fun, and amusing things on their own without creating stress for them so there are plenty of great ways to laugh at their antics without needing them to spook them!” If you are interested in learning more about cat behavior and how to get the most out of your relationship with your furry friend, check out Joey’s site,Classactcats.com.

Adorable cat with fluffy tail glancing back, showcasing classic cat behavior.