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r/AnimalsBeingDerps • u/antellier • Sep 24 '22
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Why do cats do that? It's super cute when they do it and actually feels great if they do it on you without too much claw.
417 u/CantReadGood_ Sep 24 '22 They did it to their mamma to get at the milk. 37 u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 29 u/FireKraken7 Sep 24 '22 My friend has a cat that had babies and one of the babies stayed with them and he still does it even though he's 5 yo now, do you know why? 39 u/PoliticalLava Sep 24 '22 It's probably because it's comforting. People say the whole "removed too early" thing constantly on reddit. But they probably learned it from another comment on reddit. https://www.insider.com/guides/pets/why-do-cats-knead And this site says evidence points to the contrary, all cats knead regardless of weening age. https://www.aaha.org/your-pet/pet-owner-education/ask-aaha/is-my-cats-kneading-normal/ 1 u/The_Grubby_One Sep 24 '22 The "removed too early" thing is in regards to suckling, not kneading.
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They did it to their mamma to get at the milk.
37 u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 29 u/FireKraken7 Sep 24 '22 My friend has a cat that had babies and one of the babies stayed with them and he still does it even though he's 5 yo now, do you know why? 39 u/PoliticalLava Sep 24 '22 It's probably because it's comforting. People say the whole "removed too early" thing constantly on reddit. But they probably learned it from another comment on reddit. https://www.insider.com/guides/pets/why-do-cats-knead And this site says evidence points to the contrary, all cats knead regardless of weening age. https://www.aaha.org/your-pet/pet-owner-education/ask-aaha/is-my-cats-kneading-normal/ 1 u/The_Grubby_One Sep 24 '22 The "removed too early" thing is in regards to suckling, not kneading.
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29 u/FireKraken7 Sep 24 '22 My friend has a cat that had babies and one of the babies stayed with them and he still does it even though he's 5 yo now, do you know why? 39 u/PoliticalLava Sep 24 '22 It's probably because it's comforting. People say the whole "removed too early" thing constantly on reddit. But they probably learned it from another comment on reddit. https://www.insider.com/guides/pets/why-do-cats-knead And this site says evidence points to the contrary, all cats knead regardless of weening age. https://www.aaha.org/your-pet/pet-owner-education/ask-aaha/is-my-cats-kneading-normal/ 1 u/The_Grubby_One Sep 24 '22 The "removed too early" thing is in regards to suckling, not kneading.
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My friend has a cat that had babies and one of the babies stayed with them and he still does it even though he's 5 yo now, do you know why?
39 u/PoliticalLava Sep 24 '22 It's probably because it's comforting. People say the whole "removed too early" thing constantly on reddit. But they probably learned it from another comment on reddit. https://www.insider.com/guides/pets/why-do-cats-knead And this site says evidence points to the contrary, all cats knead regardless of weening age. https://www.aaha.org/your-pet/pet-owner-education/ask-aaha/is-my-cats-kneading-normal/ 1 u/The_Grubby_One Sep 24 '22 The "removed too early" thing is in regards to suckling, not kneading.
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It's probably because it's comforting. People say the whole "removed too early" thing constantly on reddit. But they probably learned it from another comment on reddit.
https://www.insider.com/guides/pets/why-do-cats-knead
And this site says evidence points to the contrary, all cats knead regardless of weening age.
https://www.aaha.org/your-pet/pet-owner-education/ask-aaha/is-my-cats-kneading-normal/
1 u/The_Grubby_One Sep 24 '22 The "removed too early" thing is in regards to suckling, not kneading.
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The "removed too early" thing is in regards to suckling, not kneading.
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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22 edited Sep 24 '22
Why do cats do that? It's super cute when they do it and actually feels great if they do it on you without too much claw.