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Curious new behavior
Levi has a somewhat odd (to me) new behavior. He's digging. Everywhere!
He's not using his claws, just digging away. It's cute, but I'm wondering what is motivating him. He does it on the bed, on the carpet, on the glass door, and maybe other places. This started happening just before he was neutered. He's not urinating or defacating in these places, but his digging sure reminds me of his litter box antics. Is this just a normal cat behavior none of my cats has exhibited before? -- Lynne |
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Curious new behavior
"Lynne" wrote in message ... Levi has a somewhat odd (to me) new behavior. He's digging. Everywhere! He's not using his claws, just digging away. It's cute, but I'm wondering what is motivating him. He does it on the bed, on the carpet, on the glass door, and maybe other places. This started happening just before he was neutered. He's not urinating or defacating in these places, but his digging sure reminds me of his litter box antics. Is this just a normal cat behavior none of my cats has exhibited before? It is normal, but weird nonetheless. The cat I had for 20 years did this, fast and furious, on smooth things, windows and magazines. |
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Curious new behavior
"Lynne" wrote in message ... Levi has a somewhat odd (to me) new behavior. He's digging. Everywhere! He's not using his claws, just digging away. It's cute, but I'm wondering what is motivating him. He does it on the bed, on the carpet, on the glass door, and maybe other places. This started happening just before he was neutered. He's not urinating or defacating in these places, but his digging sure reminds me of his litter box antics. Is this just a normal cat behavior none of my cats has exhibited before? *looking at you* It might be time to take the boy off the lip, Lynne. |
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on Sun, 04 Feb 2007 18:39:15 GMT, "cybercat" wrote:
It is normal, but weird nonetheless. The cat I had for 20 years did this, fast and furious, on smooth things, windows and magazines. It is weird, but it's also pretty cute! Of course Levi could bite off my toe and I'd still think he was cute, hehe. -- Lynne |
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on Sun, 04 Feb 2007 18:39:44 GMT, "cybercat" wrote:
*looking at you* It might be time to take the boy off the lip, Lynne. NOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!! -- Lynne |
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On 4 Feb, 18:47, Lynne wrote:
on Sun, 04 Feb 2007 18:39:44 GMT, "cybercat" wrote: *looking at you* It might be time to take the boy off the lip, Lynne. NOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!! -- Lynne LOoooooooooooooLLLLlllllllllll "o" I can identify with that one Your Baby is your Babe isn't he? S;o) |
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Curious new behavior
Hi, Lynne. Cats have scent glands on their front paws, so I imagine
he's marking his territory. I have had many cats that do/did this. Maxx (RB-2004) would do it on the couch cushions next to me, yet never extended his claws. He'd look at me while he was doing it, like "See what I can do without tearing the furniture to bits?" But all my cats have done it on glass windows and patio doors. I think they just like to keep me busy with the Windex. lol hugs, Linda Tucker-cat photos: http://www.picturetrail.com/bluemaxx Cat Surgery Fund eBay auctions: http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZtwolegs "Lynne" wrote in message ... : Levi has a somewhat odd (to me) new behavior. He's digging. Everywhere! : He's not using his claws, just digging away. It's cute, but I'm wondering : what is motivating him. He does it on the bed, on the carpet, on the glass : door, and maybe other places. This started happening just before he was : neutered. He's not urinating or defacating in these places, but his : digging sure reminds me of his litter box antics. : : Is this just a normal cat behavior none of my cats has exhibited before? : : -- : Lynne |
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I have had many cats who did this - it is normal.
On Feb 4, 1:33�pm, Lynne wrote: Levi has a somewhat odd (to me) new behavior. *He's digging. *Everywhere! * He's not using his claws, just digging away. *It's cute, but I'm wondering what is motivating him. *He does it on the bed, on the carpet, on the glass door, and maybe other places. *This started happening just before he was neutered. *He's not urinating or defacating in these places, but his digging sure reminds me of his litter box antics. Is this just a normal cat behavior none of my cats has exhibited before? -- Lynne |
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Curious new behavior
Lynne wrote:
Levi has a somewhat odd (to me) new behavior. He's digging. Everywhere! He's not using his claws, just digging away. It's cute, but I'm wondering what is motivating him. He does it on the bed, on the carpet, on the glass door, and maybe other places. This started happening just before he was neutered. He's not urinating or defacating in these places, but his digging sure reminds me of his litter box antics. Is this just a normal cat behavior none of my cats has exhibited before? FWIW, I have one that does the same, even insofar as climbing on my chest and trying to dig a hole through it. No claws, just frantic digging motions. He has this intent look on his face, like he's following important orders from the cat mother ship. |
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on Sun, 04 Feb 2007 19:32:12 GMT, "bluemaxx"
wrote: Cats have scent glands on their front paws, so I imagine he's marking his territory. This makes me happy. It's odd none of my others have done this, but Levi is apparently laying claim to everything here! -- Lynne |
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