Cats Loving Babies

C'mon, they're just playing with their food.
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That is cute though, almost makes you forget how many babies have been smothered by cats. .. Sorry, not a cat person, don't mind 'em, just don't trust 'em. :)
 
Aww - great stuff!

I'm not sure about that one little kitten, though - he was a little too amped up to trust. It looked like he could have scratched the baby's face pretty badly.

And don't forget that cats steal baby's breath! (Old wive's tale)

It's just that you have to know your cat's personality quite well before you expose your baby to him/her - some cats are mellow, but others are psycho.

All in all, that video is almost enough to make me want some more babies. :rolleyes:
 
I love babies and cats; but would never allow that. I'd worry about germs for one thing, and cats love to play. If the baby would slap at him, who knows what the cat would do??!! It's only cute in that luckily, nothing serious happened.

Made me think of Stephen Kings Cats Eye.
 
Anne said:
I love babies and cats; but would never allow that. I'd worry about germs for one thing, and cats love to play. If the baby would slap at him, who knows what the cat would do??!! It's only cute in that luckily, nothing serious happened.

Made me think of Stephen Kings Cats Eye.
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An uncle described cats to someone who was silly enough to argue about what clean creatures they were in his hearing. Went along the iines...

"Cleaner than dogs that drop it and walk away?. Cat's make a ritual of it, they dig a little hole, sh*t in it and then turn around to assess the turd. They turn it over, flip it up, weigh it, and then if it passes muster they flick a bit of dirt over to preserve it so they can check it out again later. Then they run in the house with crappy claws and jump in your lap where they proceed to lick it off and transfer it nice and fresh to your face. How clean is your house with a cat it??" ... cracked us up, she didn't know him very well.
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To be fair he would have shot any dog that dared come in a house too, he wasn't a 'house pet' person.
He had working dogs and treated them damned well, but he drew a hard line on animals in houses. All of them did, I'm the only one who ever had a 'house' pet. Their loss perhaps, but I still wouldn't allow either dog or cat free access to a baby, sorry.
 
From what I understand cats bury their feces so that the smell doesn't alert their enemies to their presence. I DO like your uncle's description, though - quite descriptive! :D

Dogs, at least the dogs I've known, aren't a whole lot better. Some dogs have a hobby of chewing on bones ... some chase a ball ...

... Tigger licks his butt. Constantly. To distraction. It's his hobby, one that he indulges in enthusiastically. Then he jumps up on Mommy's lap and licks her face.

Really?!?

A secondary hobby is what I call "drag racing" - ever watch a dog scoot across the floor on his butt? Yep - he even seems to be attempting to beat his land-speed record, because he'll hold several time-trials at one time.

Then he stands up and, right in the exact same spot, vigorously rubs the sides of his face.

Seriously?!?

Not a hobby as such but, I believe, a compulsive need is the consumption of said cat feces. The look of bliss upon his face as he munches upon these ersatz Tootsie Rolls is not to be believed - it's almost as if he's experiencing a sexual release.

Then he sneezes several times (does cat litter contain black pepper?), drinks a few mouthfuls of water and once again licks Mommy's face.

Yeah, dogs are brilliant creatures.
 
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