These Cats Know How To Do The "Human" Thing Better Than You, And It's...
You may think your cat his lazy, always napping, always lounging, not noticing anything around them. But, really they are paying attention to every...
People Are Posting Photos Of Working Cats
A lot of times, when I get home from a job and I am tired, I look at my cats snoozing on the couch...
18+ Cats That Enjoy Destroying Christmas…
There's no doubt that cats get excited when it comes to anything Christmas related. The bright lights, the jingles of bells, and best of all...the ultimate climbing toy for cats, the Christmas tree! But, sometimes their excitement can be a bit too much, and potentially ruin Christmas, by basically breaking the tree and related decor down. Maybe that's where "The Nightmare Before Christmas," got its name :)
14 Times Cats Ruined Totally Perfect Shots
No, these aren't photo bombs. These are way more. Because these are what could have been, "perfect shots"...but they weren't so perfect once the...
Cat Swatting At Baby Is Hilarious
Toddler Brayden was trying to say hi to the cat and yanked his belly fur. The sophisticated cat is just sitting like a boss....
Cat Knows Exactly When Bedtime Is
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15+ Times Cats Found Catnip, And Well…See For Yourself
If you're a cat owner, having a small bag of green herb might mean a bit different than what most people would have in mind. This magical green dust has the power to turn your ordinary domestic felines into wild jungle cats as soon as they get a whiff or it can magically melt them into a motionless puddle of fluff when they lick it. Enter the wondrous world of catnip, and the purrdy stoned kitties who can’t seem to get enough.
The name ‘catnip’ is actually derived from nepeta cataria, which is an herb closely related to mint. The plant itself, whether freshly grown or dried for various commercial purposes, secretes a chemical compound called nepetalactone and that triggers a response from cats’ pheromone receptors – in other words, it then makes them lose their minds when they smell it. When the plant is actually ingested, it can produce the opposite effect by sedating the cat. Each and every cat reacts differently to the magical herb, with some showing outright immunity to its powers.
Take a look at cats below who went on a serious ‘nip trip’!
Dads Who Didn’t Want Damn Cats In Their Lives
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People Are Using Snapchat Filters On Their Cats And The Results Are Funny
The days of watching TV when you're bored are over. Now, when you're bored, you go on Snap Chat and play around with filters....
Cat Pumpkin Made In Time For Fall
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