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I tried this while the cats were wrestling with each other. They both stopped immediately. Gus's eyes got huge and he ran over and started sniffing my face. Ramsay stared at me a few seconds then went to the front door and started meowing at the top of his lungs. It's almost like they were working together..."You check mom, I'll get help!" Good boys!
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Very funny, Whiteforest!
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When a cat starts panting, they are hyperventilating. This is not normal and signals something is wrong. Either they are very scared, or they are very sick. Your cat may see this behavior in you as being very worrisome to them. Just guessing here.
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Yeah, it probably has something to do with that!
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Originally Posted by Dusty's Mom View Post
When a cat starts panting, they are hyperventilating. This is not normal and signals something is wrong. Either they are very scared, or they are very sick. Your cat may see this behavior in you as being very worrisome to them. Just guessing here.
It could just mean they are warm/hot. My black Maine Coons pants when it is even slightly warm or in the sun (due to her thick black coat.)
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