No they typically don’t. But if you hear panicky movement, do check.
I had a cat somehow stuck behind the washer, stuck head first in an hand stand and couldn’t back out. No meows, just occasional scratchy sounds. Had to gently retrieve by tail :(.
once found my cat stuck to a curtain screaming for help
I saved him and he hasn’t done it since.
Cats are weird. How does his stupid little brain work?
honestly, Im kinda scared about him finding something where he would fit so well he would get stuck
His whiskers are pretty informative to him about where he fits, I bet his head went in first to confirm
yeah his brain is programmed that way but he is a little bit fat
If his head fits his butt surely will fit. - cat logic
Cats are all pudgy middle-aged men looking at the high-school football uniform in their closets and thinking they’ll still fit into it.
Unironically this, yes.
Also, a generally accurate assumption. Cat’s head size are usually their limiting factor for fitting through a gap!
Cats don’t tend to trap themselves by squishing into a hole they can’t squish back out of.
What a cat will do is stick his head in a tissue box and then lacks the dexterity to pull it off.
No they typically don’t. But if you hear panicky movement, do check.
I had a cat somehow stuck behind the washer, stuck head first in an hand stand and couldn’t back out. No meows, just occasional scratchy sounds. Had to gently retrieve by tail :(.
once found my cat stuck to a curtain screaming for help
I saved him and he hasn’t done it since.
Cats are weird. How does his stupid little brain work?