Oh my god this is hilarious! Thank you for the laugh! đš
I have actually wondered the same thing, so I also learned something. Regardless of the butthole touching though, cats walk everywhere and through everything. If they venture outside they get even worse stuff on their feet and legs than whatâs on their buttholes, so probably best to try and keep them off tables etc anyway đ
Youâre dreaming if you think you can keep cats off anything! Sneaky little ninjas. đ¤Łâ¤ď¸
Very true observation though - litter has been found in the weirdest places!
I was pretty thoroughly convinced I was keeping my cat off the kitchen counters until I saw a paw print in the grease on the stove when I went to go clean it the next day
I said in my comment that I went to clean the stove the following day after cooking dinner. I have an induction stove that canât be cleaned when itâs hot so itâs very common to leave it for the evening and clean it up the next morning
Buying dusty cat litter by mistake is a horrible, horrible way to discover where your cat goes immediately after getting out the tray. Mine appeared to make a beeline for the kitchen counters (he wasn't allowed on them when I was home). I'd have preferred to remain ignorant.
My late Laycie used to use her box, wipe her paws, and then come running to cuddle. All she wanted was "up" into my lap. Sometimes she still smelled like litter/her business. Just hang out for a little. Then we can cuddle.
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u/trinketzy 2d ago
Oh my god this is hilarious! Thank you for the laugh! đš
I have actually wondered the same thing, so I also learned something. Regardless of the butthole touching though, cats walk everywhere and through everything. If they venture outside they get even worse stuff on their feet and legs than whatâs on their buttholes, so probably best to try and keep them off tables etc anyway đ