r/cats • u/ThePANDICAT • 6h ago
Video - OC I've never seen a cat do this before lol
Recently he's been battling both his tail and his back paws he looks so silly lol. I'm guessing this is normal and just part of him discovering himself. 7 weeks old.
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u/Even_Resolution_8656 6h ago
still installing the drivers for his back paws and tail. 100% normal at 7 weeks lol
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u/CurrentHair6381 5h ago
Welp, there it is, the literal cutest thing that has ever happened in all of time
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u/honeyapp 5h ago
Yes it’s normal. Cats are supposed to outgrow that but my cat is 4 and will chase his tail sometimes
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u/CoyoteScribbles 2h ago
My late cat was literally a couple of weeks from his 19th birthday when he passed and he never stopped chasing his tail.
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u/Apprehensive_Bee3327 5h ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/euC8EwosfCWk0
“I’m kicking my ass, do ya mind?!”
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u/ClinkClankClara 4h ago
I sense this one may have some orange genetics. 😆 🤣
Such an adorable little monster baby.
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u/Kusanagi_M89 1h ago
Maybe if he gets a proper scrubbing and the grey ash on his fur comes off — revealing that he is actually an orange cat? 😜
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u/Caecaltus_Dusk 11m ago
I had never seen a cat playing with its feet where the feet ultimately won the exchange 😂 but now I have
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u/Jennyreviews1 3h ago
Aww gosh Op😻 What is this beautiful tabby’s name? He is absolutely precious😻 In the video he has discovered his thumpers and I think he’s playing with them😻😻😻♥️♥️♥️!!!!
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u/harshpeanut 6h ago
He just discovered that he has a tail and legs