Cute kittens meowing compilation Funny kitten video|A Guide to the Cat Mind
Channel: Land of Peaceful Mind
Date: 2020-05-15

Cute kittens meowing compilation Funny kitten video|A Guide to the Cat Mind
I am a pet owner. I have owned just about every normal pet, from hamsters, to turtles, and a cat and dog. Therefore I feel somewhat marginally qualified to write about the inner-workings of the feline population. I owned my cat for 18 years and watched her be pampered way beyond reason. My mother used to cook her liver, sautéed in butter and seasoned just right. It was a meal fit for a, qu...well a cat.

Anyway, as part of a series of articles that peer into the mind of various members of the world's inhabitants, I though I would pay homage to the untold millions of cat owners and see if I could strike a common chord. So, in no particular order, here are some thoughts on that purrfect animal:

    As kittens, they are as about as darn cute as anything ever placed on earth.
    As adults, they can still be as cute as a kitten or as dangerous as a deranged puma, depending on their mood.
    If they could talk they might say: "Attention everyone. I own this place and you people too."
    They get to choose when to be social and when to be loners.
    There's nothing better than a good scratch on the ole scratchin' pole.
    They spend an inordinate amount of time licking every possible area they can reach.
    They will cough up anything at any moment and then go back to licking themselves.
    They will, for no apparent reason, begin to play with something and then stop as if a switch was turned off.
    They are fearful of any sudden movements, even by their owner. (see below)
    They don't believe they have an owner. Rather, they have a caretaker or servant.
    They get fur-balls and are proud enough to cough them up to show you.
    If they catch a mouse outside, they will bring it in as if to say, "Look what I can do."
    They are suspicious of all other living things and will crouch down and watch them for hours.
    They will hiss or claw at anything unfamiliar as a sign of saying, "I'm here and your not."
    They can lap up any liquid with a seemingly motorized tongue.
    They can be easily spooked and will leap an improbably height when startled.
    They spend a lot of time sleeping in preparation for their next big adventure.
    A big adventure, for them, might be eating and more licking.
    They think they're cute when they rub up against our legs and purr. And they are.
    They aren't thrilled about baths and water in general.
    Did I mention they really, really enjoy licking and sleeping?

That's enough for this round. If I can think of any more I will do so in a follow-up article. For now, I have to see why my cat is making a whining sound in the kitchen. Could it have something to do with feeding time? Or does she have another terrific fur-ball to share with me. I wonder...