Pets!
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Does Cinna though? She asks for them. She asks for them so much.
I present to you the Cinna bowl:
In which I go around with my hand under Cinna’s butt, making a bowl of her, and go around asking people if they want any pudding, as they rub her belly.
This ends in less claw marks than you’d think.
she/they
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@Tez want pudding
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@Snackness She’s very soft and silky. Just sink your fingers into her belly and smush gently.
And beware the moment when her eyes dilate.
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@Tez Also perfectly positioned for launching at certain basement dwelling people.
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@KarmaBum If you want to rub a cat’s belly, try doing it with a fist instead of your palm. I’ve heard cats can’t tell the difference between a hand with fingers out and a paw with claws out.
Meowmi might still not like bellytouchins, but it might get you a hit of that sweet sweet floof.
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one time Ozma was lying stretched out in the warm sun. I walked in the room, she looked at me, stretched out MORE. She yawned. She was so cute. So soft looking.
I reached down.
I pet the belly.
She wrapped her legs around my arm and kicked me without mercy.
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explain this
Ask me about professional wrestling.
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@Dreampipe that’s a cat
she/her | playlist
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https://twitter.com/lbheuschkel/status/1536026867471466496
Have to link the video rather than a picture. Those are my girls, running around for the joy of life.
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My kitty just killed a spider for me. She brought it to my attention, too – but NOT by bringing it to me. She left it where she killed it. (She has been SUPER mad at me so this makes me very happy).
ETA: omg she ate it once she got her pets for killing it.
the entity previously known as Sunny
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May I share my foster kittens with y’all here? Even if I can never find here because it doesn’t show up on Google Results. (I have it bookmarked finally.)
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oh gosh, baby.
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She has a floofy bed and is happy with the floofy bed UwU
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@IoleRae I had a 60lb dog who could be unbelievably delicate with her mouth. So one day she caught a spider and brought it to me and put it on my lap and it was completely unharmed. It scuttled off my lap before I could react, so my dog very gently picked it up and put it BACK in my lap.
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