People Have Some Very Important Questions For Their Cats And Here Are Some Of The Best

by Stephanie

Cats are mysterious creatures. If you're a cat owner, or ever have been, you will know that this is their world and we are just privileged enough to be able to live in it. You will also know that there are an infinite amount of things we don't know about them. Possibly because they don't want us to know.

They play by their own rules. They live life as they see fit. And, let's face it, they don't care who they offend in the process. But that's why we love them.

Have you ever had the urge to ask your feline friend a question? Maybe you'd like to know why they are so fascinated by Christmas trees. Or why the heck they feel the need to run up and down the hallway at 3 am every morning!

Well, it seems many cat owners have similar questions because Twitter is full of them. Scroll down to read through some of the best!

#1 Fish Breath

#2 Does There Need To Be a Reason?

#3 Yeah, Why?

#4 Because They Do

#5 So You Should Be

#6 Do They?

#7 To Keep You Guessing

#8 It Isn't?

#9 Stress Release

#10 Just Showing

#11 So You Know They're There

#12 They're Helping, Duh!

#13 Aren't All Treats?

#14 Humans Are Unforgiving

#15 Why Do People?

#16 Coz They're Cute, Okay?

#17 They Really Do

#18 Your Cat Might Be Broken

#19 It's Not Like They Can Tell You

#20 Same!

#21 They Have Their Reasons

#22 Sorry, What?

#23 Furry Loaves

#24 Furry Alarm Clocks

#25 It's The Purest Kind Of Love

#26 It's Undeniable

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