88 Times Cats Made Their Owners Wonder “What’s Wrong With My Cat”

by admin May 6, 2022

There’s truly nothing better than a long list of ameowzing and hilarious cat photos to brighten up your entire week. Wouldn’t you agree, dear Pandas? If you’re a cat-lover through and through, then this is the post for you. On the other hand, if you’re on the fence about liking either cats or dogs, this is still the post for you—we’ll make a cat person out of you yet!

The r/WhatsWrongWithYourCat subreddit is an online community of over half a million members that celebrates cats meowlfunctioning and glitching out. The photos are amusing, funny, and weird in the best possible way. And we’re willing to bet that these will inspire you to go rescue a shelter cat if you haven’t done so already.

Ready to dive into the Land of Cats? Remember to bring some snacks and get ready for a cuteness overload. And don’t forget, upvoting the pics is the same as petting these adorable animals on the head.

You might need an extra dose of feline cuteness after this list, Pandas. You’ll find our most recent articles about the ‘What’s Wrong With Your Cat’ community right here, here, and here. Meanwhile, be sure to read on for Bored Panda’s interview with PDSA Vet Nurse Nina Downing about cat behavior, what they enjoy doing, and how we can help them lead their best lives.

#1 Her Favourite Object In The House Is A Brick

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#2 Winston Wanted To Pop In To Say Hello

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#3 Just Hanging Around

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According to PDSA Vet Nurse Nina, cats tend to be very independent, especially when compared to other pets like dogs.

She told us that if a cat has access to a cat flap to get outside, this helps stimulate the pet’s sense of independence. Usually, cats sleep through the day, with “bursts of energy in between.”

“Many cats will want the company of their owners too, so avoid leaving your cats alone for long periods to stay in your cat’s good books!” she pointed out that even though cats might be considered to be more solitary creatures, they still prefer to socialize and receive affection from others from time to time. Here is the PDSA’s guide to understanding cat body language. You might find it useful whether you’re already a cat owner or you’re just thinking of getting a new best friend for life.

#4 Unstoppable Nap

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#5 He Has Discovered His Superpower Of Staring At Us Through The "Wall Portal"

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#6 Cats Are Liquid

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The vet nurse explained to Bored Panda that owners can’t focus just on a single set of their pets’ needs. For example, cats need not only physical exercise, they need mental stimulation as well.

“Otherwise, they can develop behavioral issues that their humans may find unwelcome. Puzzle feeders help to keep cats occupied at feeding times, and can be used to keep them entertained between meals,” she gave an example of what can help our pets have some fun when we’re at work or running errands.

#7 My Wife Says I've Turned Into A Real "Cat Daddy" Since The Kids Grew Up. But I Just Worry That She Might Get Cold

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#8 She’ll Sit On My Head While I Fold Clothes, Do Dishes, Everything. Nobody Else In The House Can Tolerate It But I Love It So Much

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#9 Made Him A Den

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“Indoor-only cats still need the mental stimulation, so recreate the outside world using cat shelving, vertical cat scratch poles, and hidey-holes so they can have adventures in their home,” the pet health expert explained to us that owners should be willing to put in the effort to give their cats the best possible lives. Love and affection are important, however, there are some more tangible choices that have to be made, too.

#10 Gave Up After 20 Minutes Of Trying To Weigh Him On The Take-Home Scale. I Came Back To Find Him Lounging Like This

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#11 Planking 10 Years Too Late..

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#12 He's Not Very Good At Hide-And-Seek

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“Cats love high-up perches so they can survey their territory and they love toys that they can stalk, pounce and catch. Scratching is a natural behavior and this should be encouraged, just make sure that you provide satisfying and effective posts for your cat—they need to be strong and sturdy enough that your cat can get a good pull on them, otherwise they’ll use your furniture,” Nina detailed what owners should keep in mind when setting up the interactive ‘playground’ for their pets.

#13 I Wanna Be A Spider Please!

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#14 Disguising Herself As A Shoe

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#15 She’s Always Watching You

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A while back, cat behavior consultant Ingrid Johnson shared with Bored Panda some of her insights about feline behavior.

"Each cat is no doubt an individual, but there are some basic signs to help you know that your cat is content," she said. “How your cat chooses to position themselves in the home while sleeping can illustrate that they are relaxed and feel safe.”

#16 Ozzy Doesn't Understand How Loafing Works (Those Are His Back Paws)

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#17 It's Fine, Not Like One Of These Cost $40!

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#18 Very Distinguished

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The feline behavior specialist continued: “Signs of this would be sleeping stretched out in a more vulnerable position, even exposing their belly as a sign of trust" She added that cats exposing their bellies doesn’t automatically mean that it’s an invitation for people to touch and rub them. Doing so might break the pet’s trust in some cases.

#19 We Named Him Potatoe Before We Knew His Personality But He Certainly Lives Up To The Name

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#20 What Is This Breed

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#21 We Were Wondering Why We Kept Finding Hair In The Brita Until We Saw This When The Lid Was Off To Refill…

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Meanwhile, cats that feel stressed out avoid playing and usually hide. "So if your cat is happy to chase a feather toy all around the house, they feel pretty confident! Even just sitting in the center of the room shows you that they feel safe, content, and confident. Timid cats and cats that are stressed are going to try to not be noticed, stay hidden, and focus on only meeting their basic needs. Happy cats are full of life and a part of the family!" Ingrid said.

#22 They Are Worshipping Their Cult Leader

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#23 Just Found This Sub And Had To Share How My Cat Used To Sleep A Few Years Ago

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#24 The Age Old Cat Yoga Ball Act. The Yoga Ball Is On Top Of A 7 Foot Cabinet

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“Just like with other animals, you can also see the joy in the cats' facial expressions, too, so keep an eye out as well. Plus, like most other species, you can see it in their facial expressions, you can observe joy, excitement, or fear just by looking at your cat and taking the time to know him/her,” the specialist told us earlier.

#25 When He Gives You This Look

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#26 These Two Always Stare Into Nothing... But Always At The Same Fixed Point. What Kind Of Ghost Stays In Place Like That?

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#27 This Majestic Beast...

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Cats acting silly or strange is nothing to worry about, so long as it's their usual behavior. However, if their behavior suddenly changes, that’s when you should start getting concerned. A visit to the vet might be in order.

“Behavior changes are often the first and only symptom that something is amiss because cats are so adept at hiding and masking pain,” Ingrid said.

#28 Nothing But Elevator Music Behind Those Eyes

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#29 He's Fine He Just Does This For Attention

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#30 Wazzaap!!

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"Are they suddenly sleeping in a new area of the home? Could be a seasonal change to chase the sunbeams, but it could also be a sign that they are not feeling well and trying to remove themselves from the household hubbub. Are they eating more or less all of a sudden? Have they suddenly become more vocal, or quieter? How about the litter box habits, are they eliminating more or less than is normal? All of this is really important information for pet parents to keep a close eye on and if they notice changes outside of what has been an established normal, they should contact their veterinarian."