My dad had a cat follow him home twice before, he's allergic but it was a little kitten following him home in the cold so he kept it! Cats are the best ♡

Exactly

I don’t do that I 🫀

that kitten is probably dead because he's a tiktoker

@@pedolover69 uncalled for

I would punish/discourage the hunting of birds in regards to outdoor cats, and reward the hunting of invasive species like brown anole lizards and roaches

@@slightlyuncomfortableand that’s why you shouldn’t be a cat owner.

@@slightlyuncomfortable LoL You sound like a VEGAN!!

@@FharishAhmedPortfolioyou wouldn’t have said that if you were Australian, cats are invasive species and disrupt the ecosystem in many continents, such as Australia.

@@Willzilla DANG!!! You're telling me that the cats built ships and/or swam the vast oceans, just to declare war on the Emu population and lose?? Oh wait...

Our neighbor's cat didn't hunt much because she was really small and timid. One day, she found a dead mouse and put it under our table as a gift. We leave our back door open in summer so she just walks in and out. She didn't kill it herself but wanted to bring us a gift. Apparently, she also did the SE by giving my neighbors as dead rabbit that was far too big for her to hunt. They just want to please because you're looking after them.

Mine would occasionally bring small snakes...in varying degrees of life. Both a live snake & a live mouse made it into the house. We were none too pleased.

Our cat catches leaves, but she only brings the best ones inside.

​@@echognomecal6742my cat brought in a live chipmunk for my husband to play with. I missed the show because I was at work, but it sounded like it was a goat rope.

@@eleanorcooke7136 aww that's so cute and sweet ❤️

ERROR DOES NOT COMPUTE 😂😂

No, the cat was complain why so late to open the door..

It can also be a symptom of heart disease. They literally can't catch their breath. You should only be concerned if they are panting when they haven't been playing and aren't stressed.

@@Platymapuss Cats shouldnt be panting after playing either.

Sometimes they will, if said play has been a long session of jumping and running. Same as a human. Except cats don't sweat, so once they reach heat capacity, they can only pant. If a cat just walks up to you and is panting, though... That's when it's doctor time.

They also pant when they’re motion sick…. Learned this the hard way when visiting my sister, but we fixed it on the way back. Wanna know the secret? Keep the car cold. It also helps with human motion sickness, too

@@arturiapendragon9642 can attest to the cold helping with human motion sickness.

thank you Incineroar dry-humping fox McCloud

To all who are blessed to have a cat just know, I'm insanely jealous! I'm not allowed to have pets where I live. I had a ginger tabby who passed away. He was the love of my life.

I didn't like it. I was just freaked out why it waa breathing so hard. Wondering if it was some kind of wildcat, tired or something

I think the breed is called Ethiopian cat

​@@canadianbutt2759probably a bit winded from playing too much ^^ one of my cats would just run after the cat wand until she was panting like this, she just loved running

​@@canadianbutt2759they pant when they are stressed. It's sad to see people just recording it like this cute. Same goes for sucking on their tail tip..

For those wondering it's an Abessynian cat

Why was it in a wire cage?!

@@averycheesypotato it’s not. It’s just in a regular cage and just wanting out that’s all.

@@BB-sq9vw The bottom of the cage is wire. You don’t keep animals in cages that don’t have smooth flooring. It’s painful at best, can trap body parts at worst

@@averycheesypotato oh! I didn’t realize that till now. My apologies.

@@averycheesypotato ive never even understood why people put cats in cages for reasons other than travel 🤦🏽‍♀️

Exactly what I was thinking!!!

Ikr wtf

People who own pets which might require crating. Like pets who have just returned from the vet or kittens who need to be acquainted and calm down in a new area

@@bunnykinssA pet carrier may be needed at times, but a wire bottom cage like that?! Not suitable for any species to be walking on wires! And as for the plastic bag of kibble in the cage- you don’t leave food in a temporary transport cage like that, nor in a plastic bag that can be chewed on or otherwise present a choking hazard!

@@averycheesypotato im aware of that, i used to own rodents and it would always irritate me when they would never cover the bottom of the cage since it would usually lead to infections and feet problems. I didnt really notice that at first in the video but yikes, i wouldnt keep a kitten in that carrier either. Though i feel like i still stand with my original point that sometimes animals should be kept in crates temporarily and not be judged for it online without people knowing the full story

They allow a dog or no pets at all? Where I live I’m unable to have a pet at all unfortunately but I do wish I could BC I know it would help me mentally.

@@averagechadlegionary5824 None at all They have their own attachment issues, and think that if you never get attached and love, you'll never hurt. It sucks - I'm similar, a pet/friend/even family member would help me immensely in my life Closest I can get right now is visiting my best friend once in a while to love all over her two cats lol

@@prenimystic Same except it’s for my uncle instead who has a bunch of cats and a nice dog too. I hope you are eventually able to get a pet for yourself BC they really do help.

@@prenimystic as long as you're not really allergic, cats and dogs have been proven to extend your life span by reducing stress and increasing social bonding/serotonin levels, getting more active (esp with dogs). All pets will hurt eventually as their life span ends, but in the end you give them a good life (sometimes a second chance out of a kill shelter or streets) and in return you build good memories together.

Unless they just finished a long or tedious playing session. You can see it in big cats, too. They just stop and pant for awhile after chasing something down. But people should most definitely get their cat checked out by a vet if they start panting for no apparent reason.

They could be over heating to my cat did pant when it was really hot in the summer of 2022 it hit 40°c

​@@ThatOneTherian1 ooh, that's a problem. If they start panting in heat, you need to cool them because they can't sweat so all they can do to regulate their heat is to pant when they are overheated.

It's normal for cats to pant if they just got done with heavy exercise or play

I believe you, my friend, are talking about a Borzoi their snouts r literally socks i love them sm

@@Dora_jane you’re haha

Yup that's exactly why me and my pup have a cat now lol

Awwww

So a regular cat?

He said, can you back the fuck up please

I had a cat like this, he'd keep screaming like that and act pissed off until you were practically beating his rump 😂😂🤣🤣that cat loved being spanked it was the funniest thing, he literally went nuts over it. Coyotes got him one day tho ;(

me. I would

my cats nickname is pp

Lil kids

I know a cat named Bajah blast

@@skibopmdada1152 that is an awesome name for a cat

Yeah that cat is not okay. Cats can pant when overheating, stressed, in pain, etc. A panting cat is never a good sign. I hope the cat is okay too :c its a shame people see it as cats acting like dogs .. a lot of people dont know that isnt the case at all

That cat is fine and you are assuming the worst disease from minor symptoms WebMD

@@Shyguy5104 Yeah I guess your right! A cat, who normally SHOULDN’T be panting is completely alright! You’ve changed my vision and now it’s obvious the cat is completely alright! So don’t take the word of somebody who’s owned 12 cats in their life, listen to the random stranger on the internet. Makes perfect sense don’t it? I guess I need some veterinary advice don’t I? ¯\_( ͡❛ ͜ʖ ͡❛)_/¯

​@@jaylynnroethlisberger5840 what you are doing is taking 2 seemingly variable extremes and presenting them as the ONLY explanation for a panting cat, and then using the fact that you've owned 12 cats as instant credibility for everything you say about cats. that's not how being a veterinarian works. no, dehydration does not lead to a panting cat. overheating does, but since the cat seems to be moving around fine (unlike a sickly cat, who would probably rest alot and stay in one spot for a majority of the day) it's likely because the cat just got done playing or running around the house or outside on a hot day. if that's the case, there's not much that can be done, but the cat is fine. no cause for concern. the cat could also be stressed, but that is *very* unlikely since it doesn't appear even remotely scared or fearful in the video. the cat could also be in pain, but that would warrant loud meowing, which it is also clearly not doing in the video (despite the music overlay). just because you don't "think" that cat is okay doesn't equal the cat not being okay. you use sarcasm when saying 'listen to the random stranger on the internet' to point out that a stranger's words cant be trusted and that you're right, but YOU, my not-so-humble friend, are a stranger to US, and by extension we cannot trust you either. stay safe, kids.

Some cats do. They’re simply panting to cool themselves down, as dogs do, it’s just seen as odd because it’s more common to see dogs panting. My own cat pants a lot, especially in summer, but doesn’t do so in winter.

@@DreadItself No, cats don't sweat through their mouths like dogs do. This cat doesn't look stressed though, so it could have just had a large bout of play/exercise!!!

@@DreadItselfCats only pant through their mouths when very overheated, sick, highly stressed or having exercised heavily. If it is a regular occurrence then you must look into the issue

@@DreadItself Hey if your cat pants a lot in the summer it might be overheating. Cats should not be panting at all. It could also be signs of stress or pain or sickness and shouldn't be overlooked.

@@Feebiecat not “should not be panting at all.” Look at the Jackson galaxy video where he shows you how to properly play with your cat.

You like to imagine? 🤨

@@Buzzzy-bee ?

You don’t know the health conditions they need. Maybe the people need to have it in cage just incase something’s wrong with it and they couldn’t take it to the vet at the moment. You never know what’s happening. You can’t assume the cat should get out of the cage cause it’s cute

@@sarcastic__harmony8052 are you serious?

you dont know.. i do

@@memescuse yeah I’m serious and you don’t know you just assumed it needs to come out because it’s cute and it’s an animal

@@sarcastic__harmony8052 I know you assumed :p