Pawrents of wandering family feline message community to not feed their cat something forbidden, but find out he's living a double life as another family's cat: 'He was two-timing us'

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Ayala Sorotsky • Writer and Editor
Dec 16, 2025 3:00 PM EST

Every pawrent who adopted a cat knows almost automatically that this is their baby, for life (because cats' baby-ness doesn't depend on their age, really). You take care of your cat dutifully, you feed your feline friend, you shower them with treats and toys, make time for play and shenanigans, and generally love your cat to bits as you've never loved any creature before. When you adopt a cat - you adopt a family member. And that's a truth all pawrents know from day one.

But some cats… How will we put it? Some cats are… greedy. For more family, more attention, and probably more treats. And honestly, could you blame them? One such cat living with a family in a community was a wandering cat. It's not that uncommon in close-knit and safe communities. But this one floofy feline? One family wasn't enough for him. But the best part - the cat kept it a secret. It's hilarious, we know, and luckily so - also the families of this cat thought so.

We don't know if it's a bug in the Cat Distribution System's adoption designation, but it seems like they designated this cat more than once. And, you know what? He enjoys every minute (and extra treat) of it. We wish every cat had this many people taking care of them.

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  • First of all, before any cat antics we learn about - look at this meowgnificent blep. No wonder so many people fall in love with this fabulous feline. He's full of silliness and goodness. What a goofy little boy.

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    This guy who we named Piku started visiting us randomly over a year ago. We live in a community.
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    We fed him, bathed him and he would spend 2 days with us before demanding to be let outside.
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    I assumed that was he wasn't trained to use the litter and he had to poo.
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    But he was developing digestive issues, so I dropped a message in the community group about not feeding him milk.
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    Hi everyone, this is a stray cat we have named Piku. He often visits our house in 8th main and a few others that we don't know of. For identification, he was recently injured on his front left leg and has a wound there as seen in the photo. I had taken him to a vet last week and I was informed that he is lactose intolerant and cannot process milk. It is leading to bloating in his abdomen and may affect his future health. So I kindly request the folks whom visits around 8-10th main to not feed hi
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    Today *** You Hi everyone, this is a stray cat we have named Piku. He often visits our house in 8th main and... Thanks for letting us know. Really shocked to know he goes till 8th main. He comes to our house in 3rd main every other night for food, and we give him only cat food. 16:11 O Thanks for letting us know. Really shocked to know he goes till 8th main. He comes to our house in 3rd main every othe... Thank you. Appreciate it 16:13 ✓ Thanks for letting us know. Really shocked to know he goes
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    Just in case if anyone was feeding him. Turns out he was two timing us and has another family, lol X)
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  • Finding this out is hilarious. Sure, it means your cat has a secret life, but at least he's loved and cared for. Despite him being a little greedy… But it's still funny.

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    I spoke to the another hooman and it is not an occasional thing either. He spends equal amount of time there as well.
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    More victims of #PikuToo are expected to speak up soon.
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    brokencog25 Adult cats are all lactose intolerant and it causes, bloating, gas, diarrhea, vomiting, etc. Kittens produce lactate that breaks down the sugar in milk. Adult cats do not produce it, making it difficult for them to process dairy. They will certainly drink it, but it isn't good for them.
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    OP liberaltilltheend Yes, i would learn that later
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    brokencog25 I have two like that... BabyCat and MissyFred. They have been doing it for years. All of their adopted humans treat them like full family members. I carry pet insurance on all of my cats, including them. Everybody knows that I do the vet visits, so they don't get double shots or flea/heartworm treatments. Some cats are just GREEDY. LOL
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    OP liberaltilltheend Oh, the antics of Piku within the household is another matter altogether. So he sleeps in the living room and we sleep in the bedroom. I usually wake up at around 5am to pee and my wife wakes up at 7am. This guy understood this around 2 days in. So when I wake up, he gets me to feed him and later when I go back to sleep and my wife wakes up, he gets her to do the same. We only figured it out cuz the bag was empty one day when I was going to feed him lunch and I checked with
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    Traroten Expect to hear it many, many times if this post takes off.
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    OP liberaltilltheend No problem
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    catsinspace112 What a sweet kitty. I'm sure he loves all of his people equally
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    OP liberaltilltheend Too early, the feeling of betrayal is still fresh
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    VincentVan_Dough He's a r/parttimecat. I'm cackling at #PikuToo
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    DurianBurp r/communitycat
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    ShuckingFambles BBC horizon did a documentary in 2012 called the secret life of a cat. In it they attached GPS trackers to the villages cats (with consent of course) and mapped/videoed the goings on. Amazing how many cats lived at multiple homes, went to houses for extra food etc. They also had patrol routes that didn't overlap with a change of cat at times of day. Fascinating stuff if you can track it down
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    paintsandbrushes Love when Bangaloreans come together to get scammed by neighbourhood cats! Had my share of two-timing furry babies too, miss them every day.
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    crystalstuff Mt cat loves her lactose free milk.
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