Your Cat’s Oddest Behaviors, Explained

Sleeping On Your Chest Is A Sign That they Feel Safe

It can be a very comfortable feeling having your cat fall asleep on your chest. In fact, it is comforting for your cat, too. Your cat most likely enjoys the warmth of your body while they’re sleeping, and might be more comfortable there than anywhere else in the house.

Lying on your chest gives them a sense of security, as they most likely feel safer sleeping close to you. Also, they probably enjoy the rhythmic movements of your breath, as well as your smell. So, when your cat falls asleep on you, take it as a sign of affection!

The Sectional’s On Its Way

This cat looks just as unimpressed laying on her personalized couch as she would on human furniture. As it turns out, her owner doesn’t even have living room furniture! The Reddit user wrote, “My spoiled cat has a couch before I do.”

While a cat couch is undoubtedly far less expensive than a human one, it says something when your pet has more furniture than you do. Plus, that cat sofa doesn’t look like a cheap one.

Lift Me To My Toy, Peasant!

The same way that dogs love to chew on things, cats are fixated on pawing things, especially if they dangle. That’s what led this feline to become infatuated with the hanging switches on the ceiling fan.

Fortunately for her, this pet owner had no problem holding their cat overhead for some playtime. In the words of the human, “When the queen demands to play with the ceiling dangles, she gets to play with the ceiling dangles.”

Our Much-Deserved Palace

This cat owner got creative with how to spoil their cats. The Reddit user wrote, “DIY’ed a tower for my cats from Amazon boxes. I think they enjoy it!” Not only did this pet owner fashion a cat castle with their own hands, but they reused materials in the process.

It’s one thing to buy your cats a bunch of toys, but it’s another thing to hand-make them something that’s going to take up a ton of space in your home.

Get Out Of My Room

This cat owner went all-out and made an oasis for their cat. The Reddit user enthusiastically posted, “I made a gazebo for my cat! She’s so spoiled. I love her.” At least this cat owner is not in denial about her well-off cat.

The detailing of the wood, the light fixture, and the plush blankets all scream spoiled. The structure looks like it belongs in a little girl’s dream room, not a cat’s private corner.

This House Clearly Belongs To Me

This cat is happily sprawled out on the floor among her plethora of toys and structures. The feline’s owner wrote, “Have you ever seen a more spoiled cat? We just moved into our new place, and he has more toys than we have furniture.”

If it were up to the cat, he’d probably leave the place like this all the time. Who needs a couch when you have a climbing structure, or a television when you have a cat tunnel?