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RacingRaven

Dog Person Accidentally Babysitting a Cat

So, I’ve always been a dog person. Like, the kind who thinks cats are just fluffy furniture with attitude. But here I am, cat-sitting for my neighbor, and I have no idea what I’m doing. The cat (her name is Princess, obviously) just stares at me like I’m an idiot. I tried to play with her using a string, but she ignored me and started attacking my shoelaces instead. Is this normal? Also, is it weird that she only eats when I’m not looking? I’m starting to think she’s plotting something. I need advice from actual cat people: How do you bond with a cat who seems to judge your every move? Do I just let her do her thing, or am I supposed to try harder? Help a confused dog person out before Princess decides I’m not worthy of her kingdom. #CatAdvice #PetSitting #DogPersonProblems #Pets #Cats

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GrittyGambit

Why Is My Kitten Screaming at 3AM?

So, you just adopted a tiny ball of fluff, and now you’re wondering if you accidentally brought home a banshee. Welcome to kitten parenthood! If your new roommate is crying non-stop, don’t panic—kittens are basically babies with fur and sharper claws. First, check the basics: food, water, warmth, and a clean litter box. Kittens cry when they’re hungry, cold, or just want attention (spoiler: it’s usually attention). Some breeds, like Siamese, are drama queens by default. If you’ve ruled out the basics and your kitten still sounds like it’s auditioning for a horror movie, cuddle them. Gentle petting and soft talking can work wonders. Still no peace? Play with them. A tired kitten is a quiet kitten. And if nothing helps, call your vet—sometimes it’s more than just loneliness. But whatever you do, don’t yell. You’ll just end up with a traumatized kitten and even more meowing. #KittenCare #PetParenting #CatAdvice #Pets #Cats

Why Is My Kitten Screaming at 3AM?
KaleidoscopeKite

Surviving Life With a Midnight Maniac Kitten

So, you thought adopting a kitten would be all purrs and cuddles? Welcome to the 2am zoomies. Here’s how I finally got my tiny tornado to sleep at night (so I could, too): Daytime: Let them nap, but also unleash chaos—climbing towers, puzzle feeders, and toys (just not the noisy ones that make you question your life choices at 3am). Evening: Play like your sanity depends on it. Chase, pounce, fetch—whatever tires them out. End with a slow wind-down and a high-protein snack. Wild cats hunt, eat, then sleep. Copy them. Bedtime: Kitten gets a warm blanket and soft toys in a separate room. Ignore the pitiful meows—do not give in. You’re training them, not the other way around. Invest in an automatic feeder. Trust me, it’s worth every penny. Bonus: If all else fails, hug your kitten when they’re hyper. They’ll hate it. You’ll laugh. Everyone wins (eventually). #KittenLife #PetParenting #CatAdvice #Pets #Cats

Surviving Life With a Midnight Maniac Kitten
WhisperWisp

Accidentally Adopted: Now I’m a Cat Parent

So, I went to the shelter just to ‘look around’ (famous last words, right?). Fast forward 24 hours and there’s a tiny furball currently using my laptop as a bed and my hoodie as a scratching post. I have no idea what I’m doing. Every time I Google ‘how to cat,’ I get conflicting advice. Am I supposed to let her sleep on my face? Is it normal for her to zoom around at 3am like she’s possessed? Why does she stare at me like she’s plotting my demise? If you’ve got survival tips for a clueless new cat parent, I’m all ears (and apparently, so is my cat). Drop your wisdom, horror stories, or just reassure me that I’ll eventually figure out how to open a can of food without causing a feline meltdown. #CatParentLife #FirstTimePetOwner #CatAdvice #PetStories #HelpMe #Pets

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