Cat and the fish

We all know cats love fishes. They love to stear and look at them but only thinking to eat a fish. Here are few interestiung and funny situations with cats and fishes.

Cat is looking at the plate full with fishes. Thinking about dinner. Nice chance.

Spike and Angel, cat and fish. Friends? Or enemies?

Dressed cats

Funny dressed cats. In t-shirts, dresses, pullovers, sweaters, shirts. Here are several nice looking photos with that kind of civilized cats and kittens:

Cat dressed in the nice red sweater.

Male cat Frank, in pink shirt with something written on it. 

Children and babies with cats

Who is more confuzing here? It looks like baby is more then cat.


Little Maria with her cat:


This cat sleeps more peacefully then a baby:


Gili-gili. :) Cat tickles this baby and makes it smile:


Little girl and her kitten. Cute:


Boy child and cat Zippy are best buds:


Child is sleeping with three cats:

Cats in front of mirrors

The Margay (Leopardus wiedii) cat looking at her own reflection in the mirror. Photo was made in Colchester Zoo, Essex, England, by Law Keven.



Cat went mad in front of Ikea mirror. Photo by Surecat.



Are those twins or it's just one cat next to the mirror?
Photo made by Some Toast



Calico cat looking at herself at the mirror.
Photo by TrishHamme



Pierre the cat looking at the mirror. Looking curious.
Photo by Romana Klee

Cat fitness program

Cat fitness really can be fun. However, it is important to start any fitness program only when you feel like it. Don't let a few extra pounds intimidate you into becoming more active. The most important aspect of fitness is: when to start the program. The best time is at about 2 a.m. The house is quiet; there are no distractions. The warm-up is critical. Cats are experts at stretching, so this won't be a problem. Start with a few wind sprints, full speed, toenails clicking on the tile or linoleum floors. A few low but loud growls will help you feel charged up.

Now it is time to add some eye-paw coordination work. Find a marble (the big steelies work even better) and roll that down the floor as the sprints continue. See how many times you can ricochet it off the wallboards before it disappears under the fridge. Finally, work on that upper body strength. Climbing is a great exercise. Use draperies, macrame plant hangers, or clothing on hangers. You can even find some carpeting on some basement walls. Backs of chairs work well, too.

Now put it all together. A speed sprint to the end of the hall! A race around the living room! Leap to the back of the rocking chair! Let the rebound launch you to the top of the swinging planter! Rock that baby! Feel those muscles work. Just as the hook pulls loose from the ceiling, dash to the bedroom and dive under the covers. Establish your alibi just in time to hear the crash of the plant to the floor below.

Cats with dog, show and window images

Cat dog fight. Uh. Big punch. Seems Dog will be in nock-down after that. Really strong cat.



Another picture with cat and dog fighting. This can strenght is byting instead punching. Dog is trying to byte a cat, too but cat is a little faster here. :)



Brrr. Snowing. This gray cat don't mind that. She plays in show. Laying on the sims and plays with the snow.




Another snowing day but this cat is inside the house. She prefere to watch the snow from warm room by the window.

Funny talking cats

Funny talking cats video

This is the most convincing case of "talking animal" that I've ever seen (excluding videos of parrots). They say old cats tend to do it.

Cat Talking with Translation

Here is what it sounds like if you have your babel fish in your ear translating for you. For those who are wondering, he's saying "Is he gettin' the treats yet? Is he gettin' the treats?" while licking the other kitty. And these cats are actually female.

Two talking cats

Stina and Mossy usually fight instead of communicate, so this was an odd moment. They kept "talking" for about 1 hour, constantly. They are not related in any way, both are females, approximately 10 years of age when this footage was taken. Mossy is the one to the left, which makes Stina the one on the right side. They are both still healthy and vigorous.

Siamese Cat Talking

Siamese Talking cat. Alaska, two year old Lilac point Siamese, being cheeky!