This Is What Cats Do When Left Alone – And You Won’t Believe What Happens Next!

If you’ve ever left your cat alone and returned to find them completely trashed, this video will reveal the culprit and the reason why they do it (spoiler alert: it’s because cats are jerks). Here’s what happens when an owner leaves their cat alone for just a few minutes. Oh, how we wish we were kidding

Poor kitty

Being left alone can be tough on cats. They can get bored and restless, which can lead to destructive behaviors like scratching furniture or chewing on cords. But there are ways to keep your kitty entertained when you’re not around. Try setting up a cat tree or scratching post near a window where they can watch birds or set out some of their favorite toys. With a little planning, you can rest assured knowing your cat will be happy and safe while you’re away

That’s right, it’s not just your imagination…

Your cat really is up to something when you leave them home alone. A new study has revealed that cats engage in a variety of activities when their humans are away, including napping, exploring, and playing.

The staring contest

Every time I leave the house, I have a staring contest with my cat. She always wins, and I always lose. But that’s not the point. The point is that she knows what she’s doing when I’m not around.

They fix things

Ever notice how your cat always seems to be fixing things around the house? It’s not just a coincidence – cats are natural problem-solvers. When left alone, they’ll often take it upon themselves to fix anything they see that’s broken, whether it’s a loose cabinet door or a wonky shelf.

These cats know how to share

Sharing is an important life skill that cats learn at a young age. When left alone, cats will often share their toys and food with each other. This helps them to bond and feel comfortable in their new surroundings. However, when a cat is feeling threatened or stressed, they may not be as inclined to share.

The peekaboo game

The next time you’re feeling low, try playing peekaboo with your cat. It’s a simple game that never fails to make them smile. Here’s how it works: first, find a hiding spot. Then, wait for your cat to come find you. When they do, pop out and say peekaboo! in the most excited voice you can muster. They’ll be so surprised (and amused) that they can’t help but smile.

Kitty yoga poses

Did you know that cats are actually quite flexible? They often do a series of stretches and twists when they wake up from a nap. This is called a kitty yoga flow, and it helps them loosen up their muscles and prepare for the day ahead.

The walk of shame

We’ve all been there before – you wake up in the morning, hungover and disheveled, with a sinking feeling in your stomach as you realize you have to go to work. But then you remember that you don’t have to go to work today because you called in sick. Whew! You heave a sigh of relief and collapse back into bed, only to be jolted awake moments later by the sound of your alarm.

These cats are sneaky…and so are we!

We’ve all seen those memes about what dogs do when their humans leave them home alone. But have you ever wondered what cats do? Well, we’ve got the scoop. It turns out, cats are pretty sneaky when left to their own devices. Here’s what they’re really up to when you’re not around…

Grieving in their own way (Our hearts broke too)

When a cat is grieving, they may become withdrawn and spend more time alone. Their eating and sleeping habits may change and they may stop using the litter box. Grieving cats may also cry or yowl more than usual. It’s important to give your cat time and space to grieve in their own way. Our hearts broke when we saw our little feline friend grieving, but we knew it was natural and necessary.

Tricks from the paw-cessor… (Try this at home)

Have you ever wondered what your cat does when you leave them home alone? Well, thanks to the internet, we can now find out! Here are some of the things your feline friend may get up to while you’re away 1. Become an expert at playing with water:
2. Mess with anything and everything they come across:
3. Keep themselves nice and comfy in their favorite spot:
4. Knock stuff off tables and shelves

How many cats does it take to screw in a lightbulb?

We all know that cats are curious creatures. So what happens when you leave them alone in the house?

A) They sleep,

B) They eat and/or drink,

C) They jump on and off furniture, or

D) They play with a toy? Actually, they do none of these things.