Kittens Who Really Don't Want to Share Their Food
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Those are some really hungry kittens... Stay away! These kittens really don't want to share their precious food with you, or anyone else.
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this is what i do when a waiter tries to take away my plate of food.
Yea especially when there is a few foods on the plate "hey there were still some cheese on that you fool!"
+Emre Yavuzalp
Yummy! Did you just say Cheese? :-D
I would never do that 😂
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Yeah. Also physical is better understood than english everywhere!
That's why you should pet cats when they're little kittens so they get used to it and they're not aggressive while eating when they're fully grown.
Nihilist some cats are just that way.
Some cats are best left alone, they may not like being disturbed while eating.
Danbo
That's why I said that they should be taught to be used to it when they're young.
Nihilist Oh. But maybe it's just the way some cats prefer to be? I don't like petting my cat while he eats because I feel like I'm distracting him.
Yes, but you can teach a young cat to get used to petting while it's eating so it's not aggressive when it's an adult but you can't teach an adult cat from aggressive eating, then you just have to let it be as it is.
Our at was never like this, but sometimes he pulled it to himself while his brother was eating. Made us smile. He was usually calm and quiet.
This is me when I eat french fries with ranch dressing. 😂
Sometimes these kittens have had problems getting their share or went hungry in the past. They learn to 'protect' their share of food.
It isnt good
So much rage contained in such a small body
😂😂😂Of course the kitty doesn't realize that when they go to try and grab something off *your* plate, you can turn around and do like they do. "MINE!!"
They’re SO SO CUTE.
Kittens: I will fight you to the death if you don't keep your filthy hands and/or paws away from my food.
Humans: AWWWWWWWW😍😍😍
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So cute kitten sending love love 🐱
Imagine if someone pulling your plate and try touch your foods.
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Cute nd funny as kittens, emergency room for claw and bite injury as adults. Resource guarding should not be permitted in any pet. From the first time I fed my dog as a pup, I had my hands on her and fed her between my feet. There are times you have to take away things they are eating.
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This happened with my kittens when I first got them😾😼. It got so bad I had to feed them separately because one of them wasn't eating enough to properly gain weight
What about human kids.kittens playing mischief. Donot disturb while eating.😁
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They're so cute when they slam their little paws down! 😍
Yeah i love how they protect their food with that little paw
@@Artlove8900 food aggressive
I also like when they hold other cat's head's back 😂🐈
@@calvinguile1315 cute paw overload 😂
You think that's cute?
Human: *try to touch kitten food*
Kitten: so u have chosen... death
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So tiny but fighter
So cute
Our cat used to do that when he was kitten, but with time he learned to behave. I love him 💓🐈
You're supposed to leave a cat alone when they eat. Not bother it. Idiot.
Lmao yeah ofc it's not you poking your finger in it's food that's the problem. It's the cat reacting to it.
@@santhomjoseph9412 cats do that when they think there isn’t enough resources for it. It’s in its nature to do that but if you teach the kitten that there is resources and that they don’t really need to do that then they get the picture. But one things for sure there is a lot of other reasons they act up like that. That’s just one thing it could be. Like they might be stressed so that’s why they start getting aggressive like that. Gotta let the cat know you aren’t going to harm it and let it trust you.
My cat used to do that as a kitten. Over time she realized I didn't want her food and stopped being so possessive. Being the only cat in the house helped
Interesting. Why, though, did you tease your kitten in the first place? If you'd just given her her food and then left her alone, there would have been no issue.
Nope, never teased her. But she was a stray kitten outside with other siblings (who now have homes) before coming to live with me. I don't doubt that they were competitive with food out there. She'd start growling the second she started munching
krumpll
Okay.
Some kitten just do this, it is not a result of teasing. Then it is important to get rid of this behavior by showing that you don't want their food.
You're an idiot, the issue isn't cause by the "teasing"...
I can literally grab my cats food bowl away and he'll just stop and look at me, waiting for me to give it back. He's never had selfish food problem before.
That's not taking her food away.
When a cat feels insecure about food, like she doesn't get enough to eat or has to fight to get food, she will grow when you take her food away. That's self-defense. In fact, when you see a cat gets defensive easily, it is usually an indication that it feels the need to defend itself. I had 5 cats one time, 3 of which died of old age. They never fought for their food because they knew they would all get enough food to eat!
tigerwoman484
It''s a survival instinct built into kittens. Gotta eat faster and protect your food so your siblings do not eat it all. Not a behavioral problem at all for a kitten, it's very natural.
same, I guess she respects me? XD My dogs are a bit different tho, they tolerate my fuckery up to a point
I love the cat slap.
Indian Ullu I like the name 'cat slap.
Jisha, LOL.
Indian Ullu I agree its so funny that I will laugh my head off!
Lol
Indian Ullu lôl
My boy kitten use to do this I stopped that immediately. It is rather cute when they're tiny, but not so cute when they mature.
Anínesah Rodriguez How did you stop it
they re cute when they re tiny and lovely when growth up.
I find the best technique is to grab the kitten by the scruff of the neck and forcibly hold it down so that it is unable to move, or eat. Keep it in this position until it offers no resistance and becomes completely still. Then let it eat. If it gets possessive again, do the same. I held a kitten in place for 20mins once. It's all about breaking the animal's will.
The kitten will soon come to understand that it should not behave that way with you.
@Paladine except cats don't learn anything from that other than being afraid of humans. Cats aren't dogs, they don't understand the concept of punishment.
@Yen Nguyen "adult cats won't defend their food" sub 60 IQ post.
Just imagine you were eating and someone bother you like this
amz 8 the humans are sadistic. Cats should be left to eat in peace.
@@marmadukescarlet7791 Bro shut the fuck they are just animals who gives a shit about them
@@aiziix4790 haha
@@aiziix4790 hey man shut the fuck up
@@marmadukescarlet7791 Sadistic? No. This is an important part of socializing your cat. Kittens at this point are creatures of instinct and have not yet learned that they're in an environment where they'll be fed regularly.
I have fostered feral kittens for a long time. A very good way
of showing it you don't want its food is petting and stroking the
kitten while it growls. This works for me every time. You never want an animal with
food aggressive at an older age. Its very hard to correct.
I do wonder though, I honestly dont remember any of my kittens doing this to me, but I did have them behaving like this among them selves, or older cats doing this to kittens. why does this happen? I mean its not like there isnt enough food, and the grown ups dont mind kittens as long as they are like 10-20cm away from their head. And again not all of them do this. At my family home the current ''álpha male'' gets really annoyed with this, he isnt agressive though, but he does just walk away from the food and the other cats.
A lot of kittens I rescued were lost kittens or feral kittens. They were starving and had anemia (meaning low on blood) from all the fleas. When I gave them food they would feel the need to fight for it like they did in the wild. Biting, growling and even swiping as they would stuff their face in goop. This is called Food Aggression and I don't think it is as common as it is in dogs. But it is not good behavior for adoption. Children and other animals would be put at risk. So it is best to do this. It shows you are not interested in his food. Just him.
Or you could just leave the kitten alone while its eating. I think this is a better idea.
Fuzato15
I imagine some kittens could realize in time that there food is not going anywhere. But that is a risk I could not take when raising for adoption. I need to make sure they can get the best home they can get. This includes making sure they are not having food aggressive issues. All my kitties got great homes (one being with me) and they learned pretty quick I was not going to take their food from them. They were all loving and I always cried when they got their forever homes. I would love to start fostering again.
how do you not make them act like this?
My cat never did that because he ate his food in peace...
Margot[Arte] same, i let my cats graze on their food, they actually want to be petted while they eat
Margot[Arte] 😂
I'm sorry, I couldn't help but laugh at that. Very good point!
This was a cute video..but would you want someone trying to grab your food out from under you
@@patriciagriffin1505
nope !!
Had a cat named brutus--when we brought him home at like 5 weeks old--someone in the hosue dropped a chicken wing and the little monster flew after it and chomped on it and growled.We picked up the wing with him attached and growiling at it.he turned out to be the friendliest cat--yet he was in the kitchen everyday of his life during dinner--when we grilled or cooked meats--we always cooked him some--he also loved boiled shrimp.We picked him up a few times when he was young like the lady did by the scruff of his neck so he would not become combative over food.he would just stay in the kitchen silently hounding you like a small dog till he got something.He would also sit in an empty chair at the table.you had to be careful because he grew into a big cat and could stand on his hind legs and reach the counter or table to knock food to himself.
I guess you could say these kitties just don't have the right tempurrment.
Aha.
aha..
@@toki112 humor levels really going down along with hers
nailed it
Fortunately these behaviors are very easily outgrown before it can do any real damage... just pet the kitten while it's eating, and show you aren't going to take its food away even if you put your hand in its dish. They learn pretty quick that humans are more interested in them rather than their food.
good advice, thanks.
No do NOT pet them whilst they're eating, just leave them alone to eat in peace, forcing them to endure unnecessary interference is just tormenting them
A. J. R. Wilde fuck up
@@AJRWilde correct.
I currently have three cats and they all did this as a kitten during their first few times eating. They don't need to be trained to cut this habbit out, eventually they realize there's always enough food and won't care. I can even take food out of their bowl and they will just be like that's fine and continue. Idk where people got the idea from that this was some bad habit that needs to be forced out of the kitten. And most people are saying that without saying how they managed to train their cat to stop.
I had a cat named Tobasco when I was younger and yes that was his real name lol. He was extremely aggressive with his food and my dad and I laughed it off too.. fast forward several months his aggression got so bad when it came to food he attacked my face and scratched one of my eyeballs. We weren't abusive and we never teased him, all of sudden he just started attacking us when it was time for him to eat. I'd like to say we eventually had a solution but we didn't, we would feed him in the bathroom with the door closed until he was done because sometimes he would follow us after laying his food down and would literally jump all over our legs biting and scratching. I'm not saying everyone's cat will be like this but please if your kitten has a food aggression stop it in it's tracks, don't laugh it off. Because you never want it to get so bad that you consider getting rid of them.. I gotta give it to Tobasco though, he lived for almost 16 years and even in his old age he still had an attitude during feeding lol
Lmao you probably abused your cat
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Exactly, this is what those snowflake tend to ignore. If the kitten's food aggression doesn't being taken care of, it can lead to unwanted things in the future.
@@hadifelani Absolutely!
That's when you start breaking them of that habit.....
Help them feel their food safe. Sometimes these kittens have had problems getting their share or went hungry in the past. They feel a need to 'protect' their share of food.
Why not just leave them alone when they eat? That's the best assurance you can give them that their food is safe.
As they get older they stay aggressive about their food, even if you're trying to refill their food bowl, it doesn't hurt the kittens to show them you're providing them their needs it only helps them, plus having multiple cats teaches them the understanding of sharing.
+moulion That works fine for dogs, not so much with cats. Most kittens grow out of this behavior, and food aggression by adult cats towards humans is not as common as it is with dogs. It's annoying to see people try to solve a cat behavioral problem with a dog-oriented solution, it won't work and it will likely make matters worse for a cat.
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It's funny but cruel. Would you like it if someone did that to you? I once had 2 cats and they both had their own bowl and ate at the same time. Never had a problem.
It’s not cruel, it helps domesticate and socialize them. Gets them used to the idea that humans won’t take aware their food. Bc if this behavior continues when they’re older, it won’t be cute or funny. This especially an issue if you have small children in the house.
It's kinda cute when they're little, but it's still a behavior that should be trained out of them. Food aggression that strong can lead to fights later on with their housemates/companions.
No. It is just a necesarry behavior for animals. If people would stop trying to pick this apart, they‘d learn that it is for their own good to learn to fight for what‘s theirs. I‘ve had kittens behaving like this, and they grew out of it naturally. Yes, there are behaviors you need to correct, but a kitten? That‘s like trying to get a kid not to cry when you take his food out of his hands. A passive newborn rarely make it to adulthood. So instead of seeing this as an aggression, know that it is a sign of a healthy animal. Sadly people see pets as some kind of decoration, solely to please themselves.
@@heavycurrent7462 It isn't necessary when the food isn't going anywhere, dumb*ss.
@@irokosalei5133 Like that tiny animal has that understanding. You fcking dumb
This may look cute now, but when the kitten is older she will try to filet your face with food aggression.
and that is why if you have two cats you get two bowls
unless you throw the little shit out of the house for good and let him starve to death
wow you sound so much more moral and upstanding than him. nothing hypocrtical about your reply at all
John Doe meaaan!!!
itsmegp46 They aren't dogs food aggression is not a problem with cats. Kittens do that usually if they are the runts or had to fight liter mates for a nipple so they're scared their food will be taken away, as they get older it always stops when they see noone is going to take their food.
Mine, mine,mn...😾
Proof that humans are complete assholes. Why would stress an animal out when it is eating?
I HAD A CAT THAT ALWAYS THANKED ME SHE BRANG ME A SNAKE AFTER I FED HER AND HER KITTENS !! MEOWING AT ME TO SAY HERE YOU GO!!😅 NOW I KNOW IF I GET LOST IN THE WOODS SHE'LL FEED ME!😅😀❤😊
Lol i can relate cz my cat use to bring rabbits, pageons often to me
You spelled snack wrong
@@artistiqguruji8508 But good job with the brang. What if it actually brought a snake? They had brought rabbits and birds in few videos.
Humans ARE real idiots. Let the creatures eat in peace. O f course they are protective of their food, it is in their nature . Why do some folk believe creatures are here for our amusement?
my dad used to yelled at me every time I was being possessive with my food. these kittens need to be thought the same, especially the orphan ones
yeah and much people do this just to see the cat mad, leave alone and call those selfish the do same too, if the cat want they foods.
0:28 CAN I HAVE A BITE
CAT : NOOO!! URRRR
I can watch this over and over and over again and never get tired🤣
Of course the kittens don't want you to take their food away. Would you like it if someone tried to take your food away?
You haven't tasted my wife's cooking.
shinyam75 As far as you're aware.
That was a walk in, door's open, type of set up. Well played my good man, well played.
my dad used to yelled at me every time I was being possessive with my food. these kittens need to be thought the same, especially the orphan ones.
Alistair Harris I don't see the point tormenting the poor cats while they're trying to eat.
They make me laugh 😂😁 so hard their like little HUMANS 😂❤️
They're* (short for they are). Their is used when something belongs to someone, for eg: It was their house that the murderer was found hiding in the basement, or It was their right to wipe their bums with their hands but they're going to get sick. There is used when talking about where something is. The murderer was over there, he was hiding in their house and they're being kept sedated now in a Sanitarium because they got sick from wiping their bums with their hands. TadahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. ::D
@@michaelreilly3513 shut the fuck up jesus fucking christ
@@michaelreilly3513 don't care
0:48 You should not put cats' food and water next to each other. Cats naturally avoid drinking water near their food because of instinctive avoidance of potential contamination.
Funny. My cat seems to mix her food residue with her water.
I've never had a problem. My cat's like having their food and water close together. Sometimes as they eat they'll take a quick drink of water now and then. In fact, they won't eat if the water is moved away.
My cat scoops her food up and dips it into the water before eating it. She acts like she's part raccoon.
I’ve read many cat books in my life, never once have I heard this. Source？
Lol then how come international pet shop brands sell bowls designed exactly like that? You thinkin of lions or something?
I love when cats whip out their pawns, so cute
Ah yes I love it when my cat whips out chess pieces
Be careful when they whip out their knights
My cats are completely fine with sharing and dont care If I touch their food
Adam Lee same
how old are they though? these are kittens.
they looks cute but actually selfish
They just want to eat... Are you selfish when you don't want to share your own food with someone else? No. You're just hungry. How's that selfish!
DiLayla D we can share our food with someone as hungry as us. Cats won't do that. So, selfish
Sumit Banerjee human logic does not apply here.
Its a baby, you idiot.
Same with human I think
They're so cute!
it's funny though, none of the cats I ever had reacted like that. they were really chill when eating.
Probably because you acted like you had some sense and didn't bother them while they ate. Jeez, these people ... and their poor pets.
@@quackslikeaduck uhm you have to pet them when they have food aggresion its the best way to make them stop. Maybe dont poke in the food or the kittens face but gently pet it on the back. Cause you dont wanna have a adult cat have food aggresion. They might scratch or bite you while you give them the dish. So thats why you have to make them realize that noone wants their food.
@@MrWabaki Thanks. Gently petting makes sense to me (and I know zero about cats, since -- although I like them -- I've always had dogs). It's the people who were giggling and repeatedly poking a finger in the cat's food bowl while it was eating that bugged me; looked more like teasing than training. I hear you, though, friend.
But my kittens shares each other so far I've noticed....just 50 days old....both r loving,playful,helping each other,caring ....it's nice to watch them
But, first of all what business you have in its bowl, when the kitten is having its meal. Just allow them to take their food to theirs stomach ful and then play with them.
Well, I dont like sharing either hahahaha
Yep got to agree with the cats I don't like when people put their hands in my plate either
It's funny how older cats look at them when they do this. "Bro, they're gonna feed you every day, chill out"
sooooooo freaking adorable....how did I not know they do this?! I've had like 20 kittens!
Out of all the kittens I've raised some were like this but it's very similar to how some kids don't like to share. Most of them just grew out of it when they were older :)
"This is MY food and IM the ONLY ONE can eat em!!!"
I SAID " STAY AWAY FROM MY FOOD' and I mean what I say. Cute!!!
This is exactly how I eat my food: giant plate, my face is in it, and my hand covering it.
come on now people let the kittens,cat eat. you wouldn't want no one acting like that with you while you eat, right, let them eat in peace......
you talking
So cute, but really... you don't want your pet to be food aggressive. That's not good.
Pretty much all of these videos are encouraging aggression around food later in life. It isn't that big of a deal because you can teach them right, but I have a feeling that most of these people antagonize the kitten and then get confused when they're aggressive around food as an adult.
Nah these are actually gfs and the bfs trying to get some of her food
everyone in this world is ready to kill for food :) we have to remember it.
The people messing with the cats are just encouraging this behavior. It's funny and cute now but not in a few years when your fully grown adult cat is biting and scratching you when they get fed. It's also way harder to train out of them when they're adults.
Jerk humans leave your pets alone when they are eating.
Joel Cairo No they need discipline.
lol omg I've always loved how fierce kittens are. Their instinct to protect their food is so strong
I would do the same if I was in this situation. Let me eat in peace.
My food human !!!
Kittens:Grrrrrrr.....grrrrrrr (Touch my food and I will send you to THE HELL by MYSELF!!) 🔥
Human:Awww.....So cute🌸
It's hilarious to be honest, especially since adults don't really show food aggression (unless they are feral or starving). Unlike dogs, who *have* to be broken of food aggression or it lingers into adulthood.
"back off! This is my kill!"
Leave the kitten alone don't tease while the kitty is eating poor little thing☹️
This how I react when my kids or husband try to get to my food. Lol
Oh my goodness cuteness overload ❤❤❤❤
Omg is there anything more adorable than a tiny little kitten growling and being all bossy??
Cats are great! I remember I did the same thing when my cat was eating, he put his paw over my hand & growled 😺
Are people that poor to not get more than one bowl for their multiple cats? Like wtf do you expect to happen?
Bradley Uppercrust III those cats need to share
cubomania3 no they need to share especially if they’re gonna live under the same roof
Bradley Uppercrust III they’re not in the wild. They’re in a human home which means they’ll abide by human rules. Cats are capable of sharing and these kittens are at a young age so it’s perfect to teach them to share their food so there is no aggression to each other in the future.
Bradley Uppercrust III tigers and lions are also deadly by nature to anyone and everything but there are hundreds of people who have tigers and lions as pets and said animals never harm them ever. If deadly beasts can be taught then what makes you think harmless cats can’t?
Really!
I have three cats and they all eat from the same bowl ❤️❤️❤️❤️ at the same time most of the time too :)
LEAVE THEM ALONE!!!!
She'd be a successful predator, protecting her kill. Its not "naughty," it's adaptive.
My cat is like Joel the cat from Rooster Teeth but lazier it gives no fucks like I could just take its food bowl and bring it a few inches away and they will just go there to get the bowl and sometimes it just like lies there and forgets about the food like I had this new dog once and I wanna test if I can get my cat to care about something for once and the dog was eating from the same bowl and the cat and yet no fucks given like the dog even tried pulling the bowl away from the cat and still no fucks given I'd mess with her babies and it still won't care one bit (I didn't hit the kitten or anything I just took them out of the box that the cat had put them in)
your cat is a savage
+Hannah Wosu yeh
So If I am correct here, you are trying to say that no fucks were given? interesting, interesting.
To be fair, that's more or less my reaction when someone tries to touch my kitten.
My kittens would never share foods too.
No kidding with these animals they are hungry don't do this ...we know there is more...they don't ...it is bad to play with food ...HEY!!!!
Poor kittens
I love watching this. They’re horrible kittens. Mean and greedy.
1:13 When your friend caught you stealing her/his food 😂
1:13 funny as heck
well done, cute kittens, they shield their precious food!!!!!!!
That's not funny. These kittens must be learned that they will allways have food.
I speek Dutch, and my second language is French. I do my best to speak Enlish. Sorry. But I know a lot of cats. I work in a Catshelter as a volontier. And kittens that own theit food, must not be tolerated.
Haha it's so cute especially when the kitties are so tiny. 😄
Food aggression isn't cute and should *never* be tolerated or encouraged.
It's going to become a real problem during adulthood of a pet's life, not just for cats but dogs, rabbits, and hamsters too.
This is one behaviour that should be corrected as soon as possible especially during a pet's weaning period.
I think it is very cute to see the kittens' reactions amang themselves but when humans distress them to make a funny video while they are eating I think is pathetic...
LittlePurrr needs to eat so they become BigPurrrs!
aka, how to train your cats for food aggressive behavior and needless stress. boy it's cute.
They should have separate bowls! How do people not know this? Humans don’t eat off of the same plate
Watching kittens is fun regardless of what they're doing, but watching them defend their food hilarious. That's when many of them show the tiger that lurks within !
Kittens tend to do this more than adult cats as kittens usually have to fight for food against the other kittens in the litter. Once they get older an learn that there's plenty of food for them, they usually stop being so defensive, but some cats are stubborn and keep doing it.
Cats are so fuckin ungratefull?
LOL imagine having breakfast at a dinner and someone coming up to you grabbing a spoon and messing with your food. A swift punch in the face and a kick in the ass would follow whoever did that.
This proves animals got personalities too. We're just stereotype them as overall words like cute, angry and stuff. They're actually a society and are individuals