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Originally posted by: KarenMarie
That is sooooo cute!
Originally posted by: Jeff7
I have a cat who does the same thing to fuzzy blankets. Bet that cat thought, "Ahh, a nice, warm pillow."
Originally posted by: beemercer
I think the cat is shrapening its claws on the dog, my cat does the same thing to my stomach.
Originally posted by: RichUK
Originally posted by: beemercer
I think the cat is shrapening its claws on the dog, my cat does the same thing to my stomach.
Its not sharpening them. It?s the cats way of clipping their toe nails.
Originally posted by: beemercer
Originally posted by: RichUK
Originally posted by: beemercer
I think the cat is shrapening its claws on the dog, my cat does the same thing to my stomach.
Its not sharpening them. It?s the cats way of clipping their toe nails.
Ohh, well it hurts either way.
Originally posted by: RichUK
Originally posted by: beemercer
I think the cat is shrapening its claws on the dog, my cat does the same thing to my stomach.
Its not sharpening them. It?s the cats way of clipping their toe nails. They're just wearing down their claws, thats why they get those scratch posts.
Originally posted by: KarenMarie
Originally posted by: RichUK
Originally posted by: beemercer
I think the cat is shrapening its claws on the dog, my cat does the same thing to my stomach.
Its not sharpening them. It?s the cats way of clipping their toe nails. They're just wearing down their claws, thats why they get those scratch posts.
They also do that as a suckling motion.
It is easy to spot the difference in their intention. Claw maintenience is a short pulling moton with a kind of snap at the end of it, while a suckling motion is slow and calmer motion and is usually accompanied with purring and/or salivating.