15 Relatable And Funny Feline Pawrent Stories To Fill You With The Funnies

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Laurent Shinar • Writer and Editor
Mar 26, 2024 3:00 PM EDT

Good Tuesday to you, our dear feline loving friends. And we are back with another list of hilarious feline content to lift your mood and help you cope with the challenges of the modern day. Today we are taking a moment to hear the relatable and funny stories of the feline pawrents of Reddit, who as you likely know, experience some pretty zany stuff with their feline fur babies. After all, at least ten percent of the reason we love cats is their ability to do surprising and utterly hilarious things that we simply cannot explain how they got to do.

From the cat who no matter what has to have a splish splash in his water bowl every time it is filled up, to the cats who have such a serious no phones in bed policy that they are willing to engage in clawminal behavior just to uphold their values, to the kitten who decided that soap was both a disgusting and delicious thing to monch on, to the cat who brought its pawrent a half-eaten mouse when it saw them frantically trying to find their passport, to the funny feline who purred so hard that air puffed out of her lips. These hilarious cat stories are the pawfect antidote to the terrible Tuesdays we know and loath.

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    r/AskReddit ⚫ 6 yr. ago Zddstcddfww Cat owners of Reddit, what's the weirdest/funniest thing your cat has done?
    via u/Zddstcddfww
  • 02
    [deleted] •6y ago Whenever I fill my cats water dish, he HAS to splash in it first before drinking. Don't have a clue why, but I'm not educated in cat psychology. One time, he splashed in his water as per his ritual, then laid down in the puddle he just created, then freaked the fuck out because he was wet now. Funniest thing I've seen in a long time. 125 ↑ Share goodhonestirony • 6y ago Ooh, ooh, I know this one! Cats have trouble determining distance of things that aren't moving, so they stick
    via u/goodhonestirony, u/Pagan-za

    Now it is well known that cats have a habit of engaging in watersports. Whether it is playing with water from a running tap or inquisitively inspecting the water in the bath tub. But to go full splish splash with their water bowl is a whole new level of weird. Just one more reason to be obsessed with cat. 

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    goodhonestirony • 6y ago Our cat has a very strict "no phones in bed" rule. If she sees that phone glow after lights are out for the night, she'll wedge herself between the screen and your face and refuse to move until you turn it off and put it away. 83 ↑ Share [deleted] •6y ago Mine will bat the phone out of your hand in bed! 12 ↑ Share not_homer_simpson • 6y ago Ours does exactly the same! We got him as a kitten from a friend's litter and later found out he's a Turkish Angora breed and he fol
    via u/goodhonestirony, u/goodhonestirony, u/100_stacks
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    rainyboots •бy ago We got a new kitten in May. He was 5 weeks old at the time and was very very underfed, the shelter got him at three weeks and fed him adult wet food from that point on. Love him to pieces but the start of his life gave him a rough start to it. He is by no means an intellectual giant and he does things everyday that makes us question it. He once ate soap, threw it up and decided it wasn't that bad and went for seconds had to switch him to newspaper litter while he was healing f
    via u/rainyboots
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    ihearthetrain ⚫6y ago I couldn't find my passport the night before an international flight. I seriously and increasingly frantically pulled the house apart. My cat must have thought I was trying to catch a mouse so kindly brought me a half dead one 36 Share Sympatheticvillain • 6y ago That's so sweet. 7 ↑ Share the2belo 6y ago • Plot twist: the cat had stolen your passport and hidden it behind the sofa 4 ↑ Share ihearthetrain 6y ago ha ha, no she hid it in the outside bar! 43 ↑ Share
    via u/ihearthetrain, u/the2belo, u/Sympatheticvillain, u/

    What an utterly heartwarming and hilarious moment for this feline-hooman duo. Cats do have the lovely habit of sharing their prey with us hoomans from time to time, but for the cat to actually think that its pawrent was looking for food and then go get her some is simply too wholesome to deal with. Gah! How can they be so cute!

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    rahyveshachr⚫6y ago One time my cat purred so hard that air began to puff out of her lips. She also gave herself a coughing fit. 29 ↑ Share
    via u/rahyveshachr
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    storgodt ⚫6y ago Weirdest diet was probably my previous cat. Favourite food was bananas. She wouldn't bother me much if I ate unless it was really interesting, but if I found a banana she would be going mental. Also enjoyed the taste of apples and watermelon, but more licked those than ate. My current one(5 months) is a weird one. Fell down two stories from the window. Another one is that when I get home and walk upstairs(entrance on ground floor, living room/kitchen on second floor) she runs up
    via u/storgodt
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    nativefloridian • 6y ago The glass top of my coffee table broke, and I had removed it; she went to jump on it. The funny part wasn't that she was surprised she had landed under the table instead of on top of it; it was when she looked up where the glass was supposed to be, walked out of the table frame, and immediately tried it again. 19 ↑ Share
    via u/nativefloridian
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    badgermom2d6 • 6y ago On the evening we came home from Thanksgiving my husband lit a scented candle on the table. About half an hour later our 10 year old torbie climbs up on the table, walks over to the candle, and belly flops down onto it. She instantly bursts into flames, but has such long hair that she didn't feel it and just lay there while my husband patted out the fire. I was out grocery shopping when I got the text... "Ninja just belly flopped a candle and exploded into fire and the whol
    via u/badgermom2d6
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    Claxton916 ⚫6y ago One of my cats jumps at everything. I touched her when she wasn't expecting it to move her off the counter (she isn't supposed to be on their in the first place. I accidentally spooked her and she jumped so high, she fell off the counter and sent all of the papers everywhere, and ran almost in place on the wooden floor because her claws. My other cat jumped for the strings of my work apron that was on the railing of the stairs. She fell down said stairs and didn't even get the
    via u/Claxton916
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    CaveteDraconis • 6y ago My girlfriends cat absolutely loves digging through the garbage can. The thing is, he is solely directed towards finding and devouring used q-tips. This is just one thing that he enjoys doing, but he's an interesting and odd little kitty. I can never quite tell if he's extremely intelligent or mentally challenged as it's he doesn't act like most cats. 16 ↑ Share [deleted] •6y ago Both my cat and my dog love old q-tips, it's so gross and I don't understand it. 13 1 Share *
    via u/CaveteDraconis
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    justjking ⚫6y ago My naughtier kitten, who I was working with on getting her to not to jump on counters, entered the kitchen one day as I was putting the milk away for a protein shake. As I turned back around, shutting the fridge, I see her in mid-leap. Cue dramatic "Nooooooooo!" and her attempting to turn around in air. She fails, and hits the bottle. Chocolate shake goes all over the counter and floor. Tiniest chocolate paw prints exit the kitchen. I have much cleaning to do before work. The n
    via u/justjking
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    • I_throw_socks_at_cat 6y ago Edited 6y ago Every day after I take a shower, he fights the bathmat. Another thing he'll do, is when the garage door is up, he'll climb on top of it and meow until someone comes to witness his feat of athleticism. After he's been seen and suitably admired, he's willing to climb down again. Honourable mentions to the following: my friend Sally's cat, who steals underwear off people's clotheslines. My SO's former flatmate's cat, who would bring meat home. One day it
    via u/I_throw_socks_at_cat
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    teeksquad • 6y ago One day when my cat was pretty young, I'll say 11 weeks, I woke up to her putting her head in my mouth. I was congested that night and sleeping with my mouth open. Woke up to the feeling of a cool breeze in my mouth and opened my eyes to her with her head half in my mouth. 16 ↑ Share [deleted] • 6y ago Oh my god why!!! My cat's a stage 5 clinger like this too but thank god she's never done that ○ ↑ 5 ⇓ 5 Share teeksquad • 6y ago • Edited 6y ago Curiosity I guess. It was the fi
    via u/teeksquad
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    MelonOfFury ⚫6y ago One night my husband was sleeping on his back. My cat stepped up and sat on his bum and stared at his back for a couple minutes. Eventually she slowly raised a paw, looked at it for a couple of seconds, returned her attention to my husband's back, got out her claws and straight up stabbed him. He woke up screeching and they both went flying. I thought I was going to die of laughter. No idea what she was thinking, but it was funny as hell to watch 14 ↑ Share [deleted] •6y ago
    via u/MelonOfFury
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    Hammer ggf бy ago I live in Queensland Australia, our summers here can be ruthless we are talking 45 degrees celsius (113 degrees Fahrenheit) with humidity up around the 90% range. One day I was at work and it was an absolute stinker! I was worried about my ginger cat as he is an indoor cat only (left a window open and fan going). I get home to find my fridge door open and one of the shelves with all the items pushed to the sides and a giant ginger cat print on my glass shelf I mean cat hair eve
    via u/Hammer_ggf

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