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u/ShesATragicHero 1d ago
Define normal
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u/RabidRobb 1d ago
For an orange, yeah it’s “normal” or at least normal for them
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u/prehistoric_monster 1d ago
I had a void girl and this was a normal thing for here even as adult so...
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u/AlwaysHappy4Kitties 6h ago
then explain why r/OneBlackBraincell exists?
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u/prehistoric_monster 6h ago
Because the voids are just burnt oranges with tortitude and chatliconess
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u/abysmalSleepSchedule 1d ago
“Normal orange cat behavior” is an oxymoron
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u/ExileEden 1d ago edited 1d ago
Do you approve of the food?
Do you approve the eating of the food?
Does the food approve me?
-The Cat.
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u/ArcadeToken95 1d ago
If this wasn't an orange cat this might not be
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u/prehistoric_monster 1d ago
Is normal for voids too, considering that voids are oranges on steroids with tortitude and chatlochoness
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u/Chaosrealm69 1d ago
This is just how they go. What you have to realise is orange cats have a single brain cell between them all and this one isn't using it at the moment.
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u/Miss_Aizea 1d ago
That's how my orange son looks behind him too. I don't know why he doesn't just turn his head.
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u/Tax_Goddess 1d ago
Cats decide for themselves what's normal or not. And that changes from day to day, also .
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u/Sects4Chocolate 1d ago
Totally! Orange cats are delightfully different from all others. Usually game for just about anything. 🫶
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u/Chrispy8534 22h ago
10/10. Sometimes my orange tries to look over his shoulder so hard to sorta falls over. Occasionally he forgets how to jump and leaps about 12 inches directly into the gap he was trying to clear, this confuses him greatly and looks like something from a cartoon. So, in short, yes that is normal orange cat behavior.
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u/friendly_outcast 19h ago
Check your stash… looks like kitty got it’s little mittens on some of your edibles
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u/thrown2themoon 1d ago
My kitten does that, but he is a "wobbly cat".
The vet thinks that it may be normal for him.
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u/dontipitova9 1d ago
I wonder if the cat genuinely needed help to flip it's head back, like if it was experiencing some sort of paralysis
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u/OneEyedWonderCat 1d ago
You just got the little spinning wheel, waiting for the cpu to catch up 😂😂
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u/Dangerous_Strength77 19h ago
Clearly, they found a new perspective and forgot what they were doing.
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