Frankie has this very cute habit of holding a blanket in his mouth and kneading. He especially likes our fleece blankets. We have one on the bed in the back bedroom that always seems to be messed up when we get home in the evening. One night we even found the blanket in the living room.
While I was up late on New Year’s Eve, I noticed Frankie was making biscuits on the bed. I don’t know how long he was doing it before I saw him but I recorded him for over ten minutes after I noticed him. Here is a shortened version of that video.
We call it “marching” in our house but most people call it “making biscuits,” “kneading,” “treading” or some variation. What do you call it?
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MOL! Frankie’s version is very marching-like. Can you believe I don’t really do this? I think I’m the first cat my human has lived with that doesn’t. Even Sparkle did.
You should try it Summer. You might like it, or your parents might like it.
Cody has been known to chew on a blanket too while making biscuits! So cute!
I wonder why they do that.
What a cutie!
He is cute but he is also like Chris in his trouble making abilities.
We call it making biscuits, but with Ernie’s big paws, he makes bread. 😉
Ah yes, Ernie has that extra toe. Great for making bread. 🙂
Oh my ,…I laughed my head off over this…bless his ginger socks! hubby looked over my shoulder and said Frankie was almost making a croissant! bwahaahaahah..we call it making biscuits but violent ones haaah.Pickles used to always grab the dishcloth and walk off with it ..wet..in her mouth and drag it somewhere and make biscuits..she was always so awkward and bow legged trying to do it …gee they crack me up ..hugs Fozziemum
I like it. From now on Frankie’s way of making biscuits will be called “Making Crossants.” 🙂
Hahahaah excellent 🙂 Croissants it is 🙂
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For Throwback Thursday here is Frankie with his blankie in January 2015. He still does this to this day and is a hoot to see.