Cats Making Air Biscuits

Chicken is another cat favorite and with a dash of spinach you have a well rounded and scrumptious cat treat.

Cats making air biscuits. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy Safety How YouTube works Test new. Also known as kneading cats making biscuits is the rhythmic back-and-forth of paws pressing against a soft object like a blanket sweater or human lap. The cat is reverting to kitten behavior in which the mother is not producing an immediate supply of milk and the kneading.

Cats need to knead. And their baking skills start from when they are wee little kittens. Most cats will at least display the classic making biscuits action.

Kittens do it to stimulate milk production. Sometimes they can get pretty vigorous with their biscuit-making to the point of tearing up a toy over time. Its also possible cats knead to mark their territories.

Making Biscuits - Why Cats Do That Thing. By Jack Wilson Submitted On July 10 2006. The usual suspects are.

My cats Toby and Fifi cuddling while Fifi is making air biscuits. Cats are born with the instinct to knead. Chances are shell segue into kneading or scratching whatever surface shes on.

With these delightful triangles your feline is getting a flavorful punch of turkey which is a perfect kitty treat for every holiday season. Cats often perform this motion sometimes called kneading dough or making biscuits on soft surfaces including pillows blankets other animals and even people. Cats Make Biscuits As Part Of Their Breeding Behavior A female cat will sometimes lie on her side and make air biscuits to signal to a male that she might consider him a good suitor and he should start woo-ing her.