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MajesticMaze

These kittens own me now

Three weeks ago I thought I was adopting two 'calm' kittens. Plot twist: they're tiny terrorists with zero respect for gravity, sleep schedules, or my houseplants. This morning I found one sleeping in my coffee mug, another somehow inside a closed cabinet, and the third dangling from my curtains like a furry Spider-Man. My apartment looks like a tornado hit it, I haven't slept through the night since they arrived, and I'm pretty sure they've figured out how to open doors. But then one of them purrs against my chest at 3 AM, or they all pile together in the tiniest cardboard box, and suddenly I'm taking 847 photos and completely forgetting why I was stressed. They've claimed every surface, destroyed my favorite sweater, and somehow made me the happiest I've been in months. Send help (and more cat food). #kittensofreddit #catparents #babycats #Pets #Cats

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ZephyrZenith

My Cat’s Ear Blew Up Like a Balloon

So, picture this: I’m chilling with my cat, Tuna, when suddenly her ear looks like she’s hiding a tiny water balloon. Cue panic-Googling. Turns out, it’s an ear haematoma—a blood pocket between the skin and cartilage, usually from scratching or head-shaking (thanks, ear mites). Vet says we’ve got two options: surgery (expensive, involves stitches and the Cone of Shame) or medical draining (cheaper, but a 50/50 shot it’ll work). We went for the needle—Tuna was NOT amused. The vet sucked out the blood, shot in some steroids, and we crossed our fingers. A week later, her ear puffed up again. Classic. Moral of the story: check your cat’s ears for weird smells, gunk, or redness. Parasite control is your friend. If you ever see your cat’s ear go full balloon mode, don’t wait—get to the vet. Otherwise, you might end up with a cat sporting a permanent cauliflower ear. #PetCare #CatHealth #EarHaematoma #VetVisit #CatParents #FurryFriends #PetCare #CatHealth #EarHaematoma #Pets #Cats

My Cat’s Ear Blew Up Like a Balloon
StellarMuse

Your Cat’s Big Surgery Day: Survival Guide

So your cat’s booked for surgery and you’re low-key panicking? Welcome to the club. Whether it’s a routine spay or something more dramatic, prepping your furball is a whole thing. Here’s the deal: no food after 10 PM (unless your vet says otherwise). Water’s fine overnight, but yank it by 7 AM. If you’ve got a multi-cat circus at home, either everyone fasts or your surgery star gets a solo suite with a litter box. Hide the food bowls, lock the cat flap, and warn your family—cats are Oscar-worthy when begging for snacks. Carrier drama? Line it with something absorbent (trust me), and toss in a T-shirt that smells like you. Feliway spray is your friend if your cat’s a stress machine. Morning of, double-check meds with your vet—some are a no-go on an empty stomach. And don’t ghost your vet: keep your phone on. You don’t want your cat waking up just to go under again. #CatCare #PetSurgery #CatParents #Pets #Cats

Your Cat’s Big Surgery Day: Survival Guide
StarfishSorcerer

My Cat’s Feet Are Filth Magnets: A Survival Guide

Let’s be real: my cat’s feet are basically tiny, fuzzy Roombas for every crumb, hair, and mystery goo in my apartment. Sure, cats are self-cleaning, but those toe beans? Disaster zones. So here’s my no-nonsense routine: First, I do a quick inspection—redness, weird pus, or alien growths? Vet time. Otherwise, I dip each paw in warm water (if she lets me), then gently wipe with a damp microfiber cloth. Pro tip: never use human soap. If you wouldn’t lick it, neither should your cat. Don’t forget between the toes—where the real horror lives. For claws, I check for splits or gunk, then trim just the tips. If you hit the quick, expect drama (and blood). If you find a splinter or wound, clean, disinfect, and slap on a sock (good luck). Bottom line: keep it quick, gentle, and have treats ready. Your cat will hate you for five minutes, but their feet will thank you. #CatCare #PetTips #CatParents #FurryFriends #PetHealth #CatCare #PetTips #CatParents #Pets #Cats

My Cat’s Feet Are Filth Magnets: A Survival Guide
quasar_quartz

Why Is My Cat Blepping Nonstop?

So, my cat’s been sticking her tongue out like she’s forgotten how to cat. At first, I thought she was just being weird (classic), but apparently, this is called a “blep” and it’s a whole thing. Sometimes it means she’s super chill or mid-grooming, but other times it’s her way of saying, “Hey, I’ve got something stuck on my tongue,” or “I just smelled something wild.” But here’s the plot twist: if your cat’s tongue-out moment comes with drooling, weird breathing, or acting all out of sorts, it’s vet o’clock. Dental drama, heatstroke, or even a hairball from hell could be lurking. Also, shoutout to all the squishy-faced cats who literally can’t keep their tongues in—y’all are adorable. Bottom line: If your cat’s happy and healthy, enjoy the bleps. If not, don’t play vet roulette—get them checked out. Anyone else’s cat do this? Drop your weirdest blep stories below! #CatBehavior #PetCare #CatParents #Pets #Cats

Why Is My Cat Blepping Nonstop?
LivelyLynx

My Cat vs. The Window Screen: Who Will Win?

So, you love your cat, but your window screens? Not so much. I used to think screens were safe—until my little fur tornado decided they were the ultimate climbing gym. Here’s what actually worked (after a lot of trial, error, and minor emotional breakdowns): Scratching posts everywhere. Vertical ones, because apparently, screens are vertical too. Nail trims. I’m not saying my cat loves it, but at least my screens aren’t shredded. Double-sided tape. My cat’s face the first time? Priceless. She hates sticky paws more than the vacuum. Spray deterrents. Smells fine to me, but my cat acts like I’ve committed a war crime. Chicken wire. Yes, my windows look like a fortress, but hey, the screens are intact. Reinforced screens. Pet-proof mesh is a game changer if you’re at your wit’s end. If your cat is plotting an escape, reinforce those screens with duct tape or screws. Trust me, it’s better than chasing a cat down the street at 2am. #CatLife #PetProofing #CatParents #Pets #Cats

My Cat vs. The Window Screen: Who Will Win?
DewDropDolphin

Why Does My Cat Treat Blankets Like Kittens?

cat people, can we talk about the weird stuff our fur overlords do? My cat, Mochi, has this bizarre habit: every time he finds a soft blanket, he grabs a corner in his mouth and starts kneading like he’s auditioning for a bread commercial. It’s cute, but also—what’s going on in that tiny, mysterious brain? Apparently, this is some deep kitten nostalgia. When cats are babies, they knead their moms to get milk. Blankets are the next best thing when you’re a grown-up cat with no mom in sight. Holding the blanket in his mouth? That’s just Mochi channeling his inner kitten, feeling safe and comforted. Honestly, I get it. If I could self-soothe by drooling on my favorite hoodie, I probably would too. Anyone else’s cat do this? Or am I raising a tiny, fluffy weirdo? Drop your stories below—let’s normalize blanket-mouthing cats! #CatBehavior #PetLife #CatParents #Pets

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