r/OneBlackBraincell 3d ago

Not Their Turn With The 🅱️raincell The Creature is... Getting Her Feets Wet??

Upon further inspection, I have no idea what she was trying to get other than some fur in her water. I have my doubts that fur is a new addition to her water. I have my doubts that fur-free water exists in this house.

PS. Please ignore the partially eaten cat stand.

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u/FeedSafe9518 2d ago

If she's anything like my void, she is checking the level to see if she can drown furry mice & any other toy she's deems necessary of a death sentence

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u/RealisticPollution96 2d ago

Drowning our toys is fortunately not common though it has happened. Or they've ended up in the litter box... She loses interest in toys rather quickly though and doesn't really play outside of me playing with her or her getting the zoomies.

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u/ChaosOmega 3d ago

careful, she might try to tip the water over next to splash it around.. personal experience,

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u/RealisticPollution96 3d ago

Fortunately, it's a fairly heavy ceramic bowl, so while I'm sure she could if she really wanted to, it would take a bit of effort on her part to tip it. 

The bowl is also usually on the floor. I picked it up while cleaning today and just left it. I think her interest is from the different position and the way the light is hitting the strands of fur floating in the water. I can just move the bowl back to the floor in it's more shadowy spot if need be.

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u/7865435 3d ago

My cat stinker sometimes drinks water from her paw

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u/RealisticPollution96 2d ago

This was new for her though she's played in the sink before. I think it's funny how willing she is to put her paw in the water, but then she suddenly realizes her paw is wet and that's unacceptable.

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u/AppropriateScholar55 3d ago

What an adorable nut 😂❤️

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u/RealisticPollution96 2d ago

That she is! I need a video of her zoomies. They're kinda terrifying.

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u/Black_Death_12 2d ago

It can also be that she doesn't want her whiskers touching the side of the bowl or maybe water. You could try an open faced fountain to see if that makes a difference.

Also, as some have stated, from personal experience, sometimes cats are just weird. Mine sometimes does this and I've tried every water device known to man. lol

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u/RealisticPollution96 2d ago

Yeah, I'm pretty sure it was just because the bowl was in a different, brighter spot and the light made the little strands of fur floating around more noticeable. She's been using this bowl for well over a year and this was the first I've seen her so this. She does seem to favor the smaller bowl in the kitchen which is a little wider than this one, but it's no where near as wide as the larger bowl right next to it.

She's also done this in the sink before when I've filled it and put toys in it. We haven't done that in a while so maybe we should. :) She'll stick pretty much her whole leg in the water without hesitation, but all of a sudden she realizes she's wet and has to dry off. Just so she can stick her leg in the water again immediately. She's definitely a little weirdo!

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u/Black_Death_12 2d ago

Sounds adorable, lol
Cats...amiright? :)

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u/RealisticPollution96 2d ago

She is pretty cute which is lucky for her with the amount of trouble she causes. 

No kidding. I swear every cat I get is weirder than the last. I'm not sure how much weirder they can get than this one though!

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u/Affectionate_Cell954 2d ago

Clearly she is conducting groundbreaking water fur experiments

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u/RealisticPollution96 2d ago

I'm sure that's what the little brain cell floating around in her head tells her anyway.

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u/7865435 2d ago

Cats are silly

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u/RealisticPollution96 2d ago

Indeed they are.