Does anyone else have a mad cat at home?

Question

My cat has to be shown to his food, if you don't he shouts at you. He likes to let us know when he's done a toilet....... He bites our noses in the morning to get us up. If I am in the kitchen it means I am cooking chicken for him and no one else. He sometimes does one meow that lasts for 30 seconds! He also sleeps in the sink and if we are watching him he starts to pose. Oh and we have a toy fish on a stick that when he chases he does somersaults to catch!!! But we do adore him :-)

Wow - I had no idea there were so many other cats out there like mine! We are all very lucky and I love the potato munching cat - mine eats spaghetti!!!

Answer 1

That is absolutley adorable! My cat did a meow that lasted for aaggeess like yours! I thought how on earth could it hold its breath for such a long long time! My old cat that went missing used to sleep on my beanbag with her legs wide open! And she farted so much and they were really smelly! I have one of the toy fish also but the cats ripped it up so now i tie a treat to the end of the stick and they love it! it keeps them occupied and gets them exercise and they get a treat! give your cat a hug from me!

Answer 2

Sounds like a male, sounds like a Siamese. A real character without a doubt. My cats have always been mellow. But my daughter got a cat when she was at college, and it's a nasty little female that dominates other cats. We weren't sure how this would work out when she visited back home, because I have a very meek cat. So we had to laugh when the meek cat asserted that this was her territory--NO ARGUMENT TOLERATED!!! We were standing together when daughter's cat came and stood on the landing. Fluffy started a silent run from one end of the livingroom and smacked her cat in the head when she went by. She has sharp claws, but didn't use them. A medium hair tortie, hardly ever talks.

My parents once had a nasty cat. Every time a guest came there and saw the cat sitting in the front hall they'd say, "Oh, what a pretty cat," and lean down to pet him. Two or three people would shout, "DON'T TOUCH THE CAT!" He'd sit there calmly until the hand got in range and then slash it. I had to brief every date I brought home. He was fine with the family, though. A big red tabby.

Answer 3

I had a can once that liked melon which is pretty mad for a cat and she also liked coming for walks with me across the fields down to the river. Perhaps she thought she was a dog!
The cat I have at the moment likes to play with her little black fur toy mouse at night after I have gone to bed. The trouble is that it has a little bell inside it, so I usually end up going to sleep to the sound of the bell and wake up with her snuggled up against me.
She likes to drink her water straight out of the tap and I sometimes find her sitting in the bathroom sink waiting for me to turn on the tap!
She is a very small cat but terrorises my 6 stone Labrador and although they get on well together, he is in no doubt as to his 'place' in the pecking order. He is bottom of the heap!

Answer 4

Yes I have quite a mad cat here, especially if he is showing off.

I also have befriended another 6 neighbours cats (4 next door and 2 from 2 doors down) who all gather together in a gang at some parts of the day and can often be seen sun worshipping together.

I wonder what they talk about?

Answer 5

Mine is just weird-she just reappeared after spending 4 days off wandering somewhere with her brother from the same litter who lives 2 doors up with my friend.

This is supposed to be something only unaltered cats do and he's neutered and she's spayed lol.They are both really sweet though.

They do the other cat thing of having no set home-I have him here as often as he's at my friends and Sasha spends as much time there as she does at home.

I reckon they are such weird wanderers cos their dad was a Scottish wildcat.

Answer 6

My catis mental too. She is soooo funny she climbs up the curtains and when I have been in the bath and my hair is wet she sits on my head and plays with my hair. She also does backwards somersaults and absolutely loves eggs when I am cooking them she will attack my feet and meow loads. And she bites everything. But she is lovely and dont know what I would do without her

Answer 7

Wow! Definitely a male. My male kitty, Romeo, breaks into the Cheez-it box if you don't give him some. He also commands that you do not walk to closely to him while he is relaxing in the middle of your walking space. If you do then you are reprimanded with a loud meow and a swat to the ankle. If you come to close to his tail he gives you a friendly nibble on your ankle or wraps himself around your ankle like a leg warmer. My aren't the male kitties so much fun!!! I love my 20lb orange ball of fur!

Answer 8

Hi, Your cat is a happy cat, my cat Bobbie is mad as well, he bites the top of my head and pulls my hair when i oversleep. He run's round and round and his eyes seem to turn a lighter green when he is mad, he wails when he wants to go out and he knows the handle opens the door. He eats potato peelings, and if i leave a bag of potatoes unguarded he opens them and takes a bite out of each one. Have you put a box on the floor for him? Bob chews the edges and then jumps in and wont get out for anyone. Cat's are just amazing arnt they love em to bit's.

Answer 9

I also have a mad dimwit cat. She shins up a shear pole eight feet high that supports a pergola so that she can access the conservatory roof. She the yells incessantly until let in the bedroom window!!

Answer 10

My first question is: How did her daddy nonetheless see what she did even as he got here living house? replaced into it no longer wiped clean up? between the first activities is to clean up the spot with a sturdy enzymatic cleanser or hydrogen peroxide. you want to get each of the scent out in the different case she will be in a position to do it again. The sheets could were bumped off and washed promptly away. I definitely have heard about cats taking revenge with assistance from eliminating on beds formerly, really no longer mind-blowing. i imagine that she will be in a position to eventually get used to it. in simple terms verify she is regularly occurring with of the position her muddle field is..attempt to start up preparation her again as you probably did in the starting up. placed her in the field after a meal and rub her paw in the muddle. As for the punishment, i don't believe of cats react to punishment a similar way as dogs. there is not any such element as an "alpha cat" so attempting to be the boss of her with a stern voice will no longer be the most powerful element pretty in view that they have such short ideas--detrimental kitty likely did not even be conscious of why daddy replaced into rubbing her nostril in poop..heck she likely didnt even do no longer ignore that it replaced into her poop! :) the great element to do is to seize her even as she is at something and startle her with a noisy noise and an organization "No" or squirt her with water.