My cat is now 3 years old and actually very quiet. We bought her a toy mouse today. It squeaks when you drop it or hit it. My cat starts meowing, puts the mouse in her mouth, and runs away, meowing. Why does she do that? She never does that.
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Hello,
Your cat is normal and instinctive. She’s looking forward to the catch and sharing it with you.
She looks at this mouse as a prey and wears it migrating and calling through the apartment. You can often watch cats that proudly present their hunts as if they wanted to thank them.
Breed cats that are otherwise quite calm (you have set BKH as a hashtag) also retain their natural jad drive, which is often difficult or too little promoted in housing.
Example: If now a living mouse would “surrect” your apartment, you would most likely not recognize your otherwise very quiet cat, as they only follow their innate instinct and how a lightning would run through the apartment and the mouse behind.
Frequently, cat holders are totally surprised if their otherwise quiet and perhaps already quite old cat like a rocket pretend so fast when a bird flies accidentally into the apartment. This is if the holder cannot prevent it, dead in seconds.
Rejoice that your cat has so much pleasure in the new toy and praise it for when she goes out loud and proud with this mouse in her mouth. She’ll thank you.
Your cat all thoughtful good.
Best regards 🙋 ♀️ +😺 +😺
Thank you so much. That was very accurate and detailed. Mega 💖
Welcome,
I think she thinks she’s real and feels responsible for the mouse. I don’t know, I think (if she’s a female) is the mother instinct or just really because she loves her very much. So in a way I find the iwie sweet, on the other… oke es sweet so yes I think it’s just a bit harmless to fear nds 😀
LG Ash
Thanks a lot
How old is the cat?
Is the cat castrated?
Pure housing?
Single cat?
Ger
3 years as described above
Yes
Yes
No more since mid-April. We got a hangover (Jungtier just 4 months old)