Why Do Cats Knock Things Over?
Your brand-new iPhone, antique figurine, a full glass of water—they will swat it off the table. Here’s why.
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Your brand-new iPhone, antique figurine, a full glass of water—they will swat it off the table. Here’s why.
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Even the coziest cat bed can’t compare to your computer.
Some kitties are strictly a solo act.
It’s all fun and games... probably.
It might be a good idea to find a pet sitter.
Besides the obvious reasons.
It’s definitely a sign that something is off.
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They can be confusing little creatures, but they aren’t knocking things over just to mess with you.
Those are for building, not eating, bud.
Your TikTok algorithm would like you to think so, but the experts weigh in.
Not everyone wants them in the room.
This seems... like a weird choice.
You’d really like to know.
If your cat is doing their business on the carpet and not in the litter box, we can help.
Don’t they care that you saved for six months for that sofa?
Ew, and also: Why?
They can be naughty, but punishment is never the answer.
Example A: When they beg to go outside then immediately want to be let back in.
That’s an interesting choice for a snack...
And how to know if they love you back.
Does your cat keep you up at night? This one’s for you.
We call it a “feline foot fetish.”
They love to push boundaries, but let’s nip this one in the bud.
Umm... rude much?