Why does my cat lick her collar?
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March 6th, 2013
Sometimes when I know the cat won’t be going outside for the night so I will take her collar off and set it next to her. She will then proceed to lick every part of the collar. She will do for several minutes. Any idea why? Is she trying to clean it?
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Cleaning it like when cats lick themselves? Mayeb she’s associated it as part of her and thus treats in the same.
She’s cleaning it because it’s picked up oils from her fur and skin. She cleans them, right? She cleans her kittens, or would if she had some, right? She’s a clean machine. Put a little saddle on her, take it off for the evening, and she’ll clean that, too.
Is it possible she is OCD? Does she do any other repetetive actions for no apparent reason?
She’s getting rid of the vile stench of humans
Yeah, I like to mess with her. After she’s finished licking ever single of piece of fur I go over to her and rub my hand all over it.
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