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Why you should never adopt a Maine Coon Maine Coons are huge, clingy, and weirdly obsessed with water, and owners wouldn’t change a thing. Their coat is longer and shaggier on the belly and back legs, so they can sit on wet ground or snow without getting soaked. A lot of them also scoop water with their paws or drop their toys in the water bowl, so a shallow bowl with a couple of toys in it is an easy way to keep them busy at home. And since they’re one of the easiest breeds to train on a leash, that’s how most owners end up taking them outside in the first place. Which one of these five sounds the most like your cat? #mainecoon #mainecooncat #catfacts #cats #catlover
pawofview512,200 views • 4 days ago
Some cats are illiterate Some cats are illiterate, and it all comes down to how long they stayed with their mom. A study of almost 6,000 cats found that kittens who left their mother at 14 weeks had fewer behavior problems than kittens who left earlier. After that study, Finland changed its recommended age to 14 weeks. If your cat bites hard when you play, stop the game right away and walk off for a minute, because that’s exactly what their brothers and sisters would do. Never let them play with your hands, give them a toy to bite instead. How old was your cat when you got them? #cats #catbehavior #kitten #catfacts #catlover
pawofview49,900 views • 1 day ago
Things About Ragdoll Cats Nobody Talks About Ragdoll cats are famous for going limp the second you pick them up, and it all comes down to trust. They learned it as babies when their mom carried them by the neck, so they stay soft with people they feel safe with. They also take about four years to fully grow, which is way longer than most cats, and some males end up hitting twenty pounds. One thing a lot of new owners miss is how trusting they really are. They will walk right up to a stranger instead of hiding, so they are safest as indoor cats where nothing can catch them off guard. And every single one is born white, with their color slowly coming in on the cooler parts of their body like the ears, face, paws and tail. #ragdoll #ragdollcat #catfacts #catsofinstagram #catlovers
pawofview1,700,000 views • 3 months ago
The cat who stayed a kitten forever Francis was a cat with dwarfism who stayed kitten sized his whole life. Most cats with dwarfism only weigh three to six pounds, while regular cats usually land around eight to twelve. Short legs also make jumping and climbing hard for them, so low beds and ramps make a big difference at home. His family took him to the vet regularly, and today their page is dedicated to Francis and other rescue cats. Have you ever met a cat this tiny in real life? 🐾 #cat #cats #dwarfcat #rescuecat #catlover
pawofview233,600 views • 27 days ago
Things About French Bulldogs Nobody Talks About Most people meet a Frenchie and just see the ears. But almost every part of this dog comes with a story. They sink in water instead of floating. Their little curly tail is actually bent bone. And most of them arrive in the world with a vet helping, because they simply can't get out on their own. The one that gets me is the last one. Every other breed came from a job, but this one was made to sit next to a person. So if yours follows you into the bathroom, that is not them being weird. That is the whole thing they were made for. Tell me your Frenchie's name below. #frenchbulldog #frenchie #dogfacts #dogsoftiktok #puppylove
pawofview692,500 views • 2 months ago
Things Cats Do That You Get Wrong Cats do a lot of weird stuff that looks rude, but most of it is how they show love. Their scent glands aren’t only on their face either. They also have them on their paws, so scratching your couch is another way of marking their spot. And cats that never go outside still bring you things, usually toys, for the same reason other cats bring bugs. One tip: if those soft bites start getting harder, your cat is telling you they’ve had enough petting for now. Which one did you get wrong before watching this? #cats #catbehavior #catfacts #catlover #cat
pawofview14,600 views • 3 days ago
Cat Years To Human Years That old "one cat year equals seven" rule is actually a myth. Cats grow up way faster than that. They pack about 15 human years into their very first year, then the aging slows down. That's why a 2-year-old cat is already a full young adult, and why those quiet senior years arrive sooner than most people expect. Whatever age your cat is right now, that's the one that really counts. Drop their age in the comments and give them an extra cuddle today. 🐾 #cats #catlovers #cattok #catsoftiktok #kitten
pawofview275,500 views • 4 months ago
Reasons You Should Never Adopt a Siamese Cat Siamese cats are one of the most social breeds out there, so being alone is really hard on them. They meow, they follow you, and they need something new to do almost every day. That part is real and people find out too late. If you are thinking about getting one, just make sure someone is home most of the time. They do best in a house that is never empty for long. Tell me if you have one. #siamesecat #siamese #catfacts #cats #catlover
pawofview118,000 views • 2 months ago
The Reason Cats Watch You Eat If your cat sits and watches you eat, they're usually not after your food. For cats, eating is a scary moment because their head is down and they can't watch for danger. So they eat where the group is and let someone keep guard. Your cat put you on that team, and when they stare at you it goes both ways. Part of it is them keeping an eye out for you too. Here's a tip if it bugs you. Feed your cat a little before you sit down, and put their bowl in a calm spot where they can still see you. That way they feel safe and don't need to camp next to your plate. And if your cat won't eat until you stand there, that's normal. They just want their lookout in place first. #cats #catbehavior #cattok #catlovers #catfact
pawofview72,600 views • 3 months ago
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