It should come as no surprise that we love cats. Yes, these little beings can be hard to understand sometimes, but their cuteness redeems all the mischievous deeds they might have done (accidentally or not). Living with a cat is never dull and we can prove that.
Lingvistov is back on Bored Panda with even more colorful webcomics depicting the funny realities of owning a cat: torn toilet paper, clothes covered in fur, early begging for food, lazy lounging and other shenanigans that cat owners might relate to. Scroll down and take a look at these funny comics.
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I love the feel and weight of my cat’s body by my feet.😊
My two female cats, Smudgy and Tabitha, tend to grab a big mouthful of food out of the bowl, and drop on the floor in front of the bowl to eat smaller pieces of it. Of course, I end up having to scrape the dried, stuck-on, crumbs of food off the kitchen floor later in the morning.
You forgot the ending to all this. She picks up the stray cat and takes them home to live with her.
it matters not the size of the cat in the fight, but the size of fight in the cat. -whoever the f**k
i must learn the usual routine of the human. once i finally finish it i can take their place, and soon all the others will too! no one can stop us! *cue evil meow laughter* ooh food time
Mine know their names, including their nicknames. They may not know the word “No”, but they sure as hell know that particular tone of voice we use when we say it to them!
My furry wake up call is usually my youngest cat, Tabitha, licking my face. She’s a real kissy cat for some reason. Sounds nice, right? Maybe, at first. After that, nope.
That's why I always have to go pee without turning on the bathroom lights.
Luckily our cats are terrified of the bathroom, as it has lots of water and water-sounds. 😅
Bonnie the red nosed kitty! (bonnie is the short form for a cat name i would give to a tuxedo cat. y’know, james bond, bonnie for a girl)
Third panel could be “My Other Cat”, and a picture of the scratch pad being totally ignored, unused, and collecting dust.
I have both. Two very different cats. One who patiently sighs and one bitey little terror. 😹
And they usually don’t—-but not until they’ve licked it so you can’t eat it. You know, “I don’t want it, but I’m going to make sure nobody else can have it”.
Through the years, and I mean decades, my cats seem to zero in on one coveted spot in bed next to me, and will even have disputes over who is entitled to it. Usually, the winner is the oldest cat, but sometimes it’s just whoever gets there first. The spot is on my left side, in the curve of my torso when I sleep on that side—-basically, the spoon—-and it means I will put my arm over them and hug them. Yeah, I can see why it’s a coveted spot.
If you have a cat, you will inevitably have occasion to hear a mystery thump, crash, or other sound like something falling, and possibly breaking, that requires immediate investigation. Even if it’s 2 o’clock in the morning—-hell, especially then, because you don’t know if there’s something that’s now leaking all over the floor and/or furniture.
