Normal for a 2yo cat to practice misdirection?
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Date: October 8th, 2026 4:39 PM Author: ferengi
my bf and i are catsitting our friend's 2yo orange cat and he is the sweetest and cuddliest lil kittendood. he is also an astute predator. we were playing with him with a feather duster wiggling it like it was a small critter, and in addition to athleticism, he demonstrated a tactic that blew our minds. he was pawing at it then kinda rolled over and looked intently in the opposite direction. we wondered aloud if he saw a bug that triggered his predator instincts even more, and we both looked where he was looking. he immediately turned back around and POUNCED on the feather duster while we were distracted. was hilarious and very clever. do your catdoods do things like this?
cat tax, lol my bf's room is v messy, idc and the cat LOVES it: https://imgur.com/a/2aAzJqe
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Date: October 10th, 2026 6:59 PM Author: samoth
They're marketing them pretty heavily as a way to increase water consumption.
They push them for house rabbits as well, but my old & disabled buck wouldn't be able to reach well enough to drink from it.
I have yet to try one, but they seem popular. And apparently crappy knock-offs are a problem on AMZN.
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Date: October 10th, 2026 7:16 PM Author: samoth
Yeah, that's really cheap.
The complaints I saw were AMZN pages selling "name brands" with the shipped item being totally different. I have no idea if that's because there's an actual quality difference, or if it's just the brands trying to protect their product.
I'll have to try one out once my old guy is gone. My does are 8 & 10 lbs and would probably like it.
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Date: October 10th, 2026 7:30 PM Author: samoth
Of course! https://imgur.com/a/kKHzjCW
Free-roam house rabbits a lot of work, but they're great to have around.
I'm finding end of life care to involve a lot of cleaning, since he can't physically hop into the litter box anymore, but he's doing pretty well all things considered. He wasn't expected to make it past January, but is still hanging on & enjoying treats.
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