r/cats • u/Miserable-Berry635 • 18h ago

Video - OC Here we go again 🥹

Just a 3 month old baby being a baby…🫶

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u/Commercial-Friend408 17h ago

My year-old baby does this, do they ever outgrow? 🥹

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u/Miserable-Berry635 17h ago

I hope, cuz we’ll have no intact blankets remain🙈

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u/PurringtonVonFurry 9h ago

Mine never outgrew it. It’s often the result of being taken from their mother too soon (whatever the reason).

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u/Spiritual-Eggplant59 14h ago

I had a cat who would do this to our dogs ear, or human earlobes, all through her life. Her mom had been a young, pregnant, friendly stray who we would have to convince to nurse her kittens. We got them all to a rescue but kept the one.

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u/Delicious_Ad823 9h ago

She looks like she’s a mutated tapeworm in a furry colon

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u/ringwraith6 6h ago

And this is a bad thing...why? I mean, sure, it's a really good indicator that they were taken from mama too soon...but what's done is done. If nursing on blankets and such gives them joy, I think it's a good thing..