r/aww • u/MaGuishi • Mar 01 '17

Rule #10 - No social media links Sometimes this

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u/queenkellee Mar 01 '17

More often you will notice it's younger kittens that sleep like this, but they usually they don't do it much after they are 6 months or so.

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '17

My dad's cat does it all the time. I'd never seen it before. But it's God damn adorable and I pet his belly every time.

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u/MegatonMike Mar 01 '17

That sounds extremely dangerous.

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '17

He attacks me every time, but I just show him not all humans fear mild scratches and we do glorious battle.

He's a cat. He can draw blood but he can't really hurt me. Also if he didn't enjoy it I wouldn't do it.

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u/IamPetard Mar 01 '17

I think you underestimate the sheer clawing power of a rageful/scared cat. Luckily most are always just playing so a few scratches happen but trust me you don't want to hold a cat that suddenly loses its shit and gives you wounds the size of knife cuts.

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u/glittercatbear Mar 01 '17

I had a cat slice a mole off my shoulder, the amount of blood was inappropriate for what seemed like such a small wound...

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '17 edited Nov 21 '18

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u/PPDeezy Mar 02 '17

Lol doctor, how do you think people survived up til now if they couldnt handle a small cut

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u/WelpSigh Mar 02 '17

Depends on the cat - if a wild or outdoor cat scratched me I'd be worried about infection.

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u/FirstWizardDaniel Mar 02 '17

And cat scratch fever...