Your Cat Thinks That You’re Big Incompetent Cat

Did you ever think about how your cat sees the world? We bet you did. And during the fact that you’re the biggest and most significant part of his life (even if your Tom doesn’t realize it), you’ve probably thought about how your cat sees YOU. 

Although we’re not that all-knowing British scientists from memes, each of our team members have enough cat experience. We need and want to share it with our fab audience, becoming better kitty parents together.

So, dear friend, sit back, take your meow one at your knees, and merely wind down with a cinnamon cappuccino while finding out what the heck you are for your lovely cat.

There’re lots of theories about how felines perceive humans. They can see us like their friends, parents, the other cats, or extraterrestrial creatures that flew from another universe to serve Their Purr Majesties. 

Many cat behaviorists believe in the theory of the children-parent relationship between cats and their guardians. It’s hard to disagree with this point, isn’t it?

Cats are pure angels, just like kids, for us. We love them with all our hearts, spending our time, money, and energy on that little bustards. While cats, in their turn, see us as meow moms and dads. Cats know that we’ll protect, warm, and feed them even if they break our collection of Baby Yoda Statuettes or occupy our knees, because of which we can’t move for donkey’s years.

But, according to our observations, there is one more theory we find entirely plausible – the theory of the cat-cat relationship between felines and people. We have lots of evidence for this one. 

First, cats communicate with us the way they do with other cats. Our furry friends lick, rub, and kneads us, blinking, purring, and meowing at us as if we are equal members of their fur bands. Secondly, your cat thinks you, like his colleagues, love all the dead flies, birds, and mice; he brings you with a proud and self-confident muzzle. 

And finally, do you think that cats reflect on who the dude is that gives him food? Very doubtful. But the fact that he loves his big weird cat (you) is accurate. After all, with you, he feels protected, fed, and happy (even when you scold him for doing bad things with your Persian carpet again).

Therefore, which theory of the listed ones you would (not) support is not so important. You can even come up with your theory and think that your cat sees you as a spaghetti monster or a giant talking doll. What is important is that you and your purring friend always understand each other, even saying a half-word or half-meow.

And if you agree with us and this article made you think about who we are for our cats, share this text with your friends!

As always, thank you for your attention! We’re sending massive hugs to you and your purring friends!

With love,

Your Cat Experts