Does your cat, not just dust around their own plate, but

[Anonymous]

also yours, when you're done eating?

Its like having a tiny housekeeper

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Yes! She also hates clutter, and if someone leaves a sock on the floor, the cat will stand over it and paw theatrically at the floor, as if she's miming burying the thing that is out of place, until someone picks it up.

She always uses her litter box, except the times when DH threw his stinky gym bag on the bathroom floor: each time, the cat peed in it.

I love my cat.

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No. But my male cat does it if he smells something on the floor.

[Anonymous]

I would love a cat housekeeper! My cats don't sweep a damn thing (except imaginary litter, in places like up the walls/ on the floor 2 feet away from the box). Can I get at least one cat certified in tidying? The dirty sock thing is okay with me too.

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Where does one purchase a tiny duster or dust pan for ones cat? Do tell. My cat is in dire need of one. TIA!

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Lol.

Man kitty cats all have such unique quirks!!

They never cease to amaze me.

Ever.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes! She also hates clutter, and if someone leaves a sock on the floor, the cat will stand over it and paw theatrically at the floor, as if she's miming burying the thing that is out of place, until someone picks it up.

She always uses her litter box, except the times when DH threw his stinky gym bag on the bathroom floor: each time, the cat peed in it.

I love my cat.

Oh my god, this almost makes me want a cat. I would love a tiny furry enforcer to get my husband to stop throwing his stinky clothes on the floor!

It's like your own tiny little mafia henchmen. "Nice gym bag you got there, be a shame if somebody PEED in it."

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Anonymous wrote:I would love a cat housekeeper! My cats don't sweep a damn thing (except imaginary litter, in places like up the walls/ on the floor 2 feet away from the box). Can I get at least one cat certified in tidying? The dirty sock thing is okay with me too.

My cat also does the imaginary litter on walls.

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My cat drags food out of his bowl and leaves it on the floor to attract ants.

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Anonymous wrote:My cat drags food out of his bowl and leaves it on the floor to attract ants.

Isn't he just spitting out the bits he doesn't want?

Ours would very carefully nibble around wet food that contained shrimp, choosing to leave the shrimp completely - and sometimes tossing it onto the floor.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My cat drags food out of his bowl and leaves it on the floor to attract ants.

Isn't he just spitting out the bits he doesn't want?

Ours would very carefully nibble around wet food that contained shrimp, choosing to leave the shrimp completely - and sometimes tossing it onto the floor.

He doesn't really seem to discriminate like that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My cat drags food out of his bowl and leaves it on the floor to attract ants.

Isn't he just spitting out the bits he doesn't want?

Ours would very carefully nibble around wet food that contained shrimp, choosing to leave the shrimp completely - and sometimes tossing it onto the floor.

He doesn't really seem to discriminate like that.

Ah. Well maybe its just a "lady" cat thing.

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My cat buries his food when he's done. He'll spend a few minutes pawing at the ground, even if he ate every bite. If he leaves a few mouthfuls, he'll hunt around the kitchen until he finds something (plastic bag, paper towel) to cover his bowl with.