sstarik replylemmy.zip2Hide 2 repliesThe scary thing about these traps is that every one is different. We could be looking at a 4-rub trap, a 1-rub trap, or even a dud.12Reply
ssartalon lemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesMy cat does this. Never knew there was a name for it. Thank you! Edit: He is also a weegie. Is this a breed thing?5Reply
sstringere replysh.itjust.works1Hide 1 replyAs far as I know Sake is a grey tabby but maybe he's a weegie?3Reply
sstringere replysh.itjust.worksLooked up photos and he's definitely not a norwegian forest cat, just an extra fluffy (20+ lbs) domestic shorthair tabby.3Reply
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The trap is set…
The scary thing about these traps is that every one is different. We could be looking at a 4-rub trap, a 1-rub trap, or even a dud.
The risk is worth it
Exactly. That’s why they are so very effective.
My cat does this. Never knew there was a name for it. Thank you!
Edit: He is also a weegie. Is this a breed thing?
As far as I know Sake is a grey tabby but maybe he's a weegie?
Looked up photos and he's definitely not a norwegian forest cat, just an extra fluffy (20+ lbs) domestic shorthair tabby.
we call it flopping
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