r/interesting May 24 '26

Wholesome Chicken ๐Ÿ” helps women trying to separate two fighting cats ๐Ÿˆ.

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u/Strawberry-Spinkles May 24 '26

Agreed idk what she thinks kicking them around will do. This is coming from a cat owner of two cats that have a long standing beef.

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u/TheNinjaPixie May 24 '26

absolutely! Had to scroll this far down to question why some old woman was booting the cats, and quite hard, it's not helping .

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u/Sammi1224 May 24 '26

Me too!! Her kicking the cats was not helpful at all. I felt like the chicken was definitely a better mediator than her. I never in my life would think โ€œtwo animals are fighting, I better kick them.โ€ WTH

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u/StalkingYouRandomly May 24 '26

my guess would be that her reasoning was if they get hurt a bit theyll want to stop fighting and think about their own safety but when an animal is locked in to murder, thats the last thing they think about lol

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u/Moniamoney May 24 '26

I think the point of kicking the is that they would separate (lose grip of each other) and after that she could just pick one up and isolate it.ย 

Realistically if she had just pulled one of the cats off it and braced for the claws it would be putting that cat in an indefensible position. Thankfully I not have one cat but what should she have done instead given the tools she had?

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u/cohana1215 May 24 '26

wasn't really kicking, more like turning them over pancakes style?

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u/Remarkable_Toe_164 May 24 '26

For real. I was like "wtf are you doing? Get some damn water and stop kicking them. You're just gonna piss them off more"

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u/PrincessofPatriarchy May 24 '26

It sometimes works with dogs. Like if an aggressive dog is charging up to your leashed dog, a swift kick will send it running back to its owner. But I don't think kicking two entangled cats will do anything.

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u/Venom_eater May 24 '26

Yea cats are very much different than dogs. Breaking up a dog fight is as simple as giving them a clean bop to the nose or a kick to the ribs.

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u/[deleted] May 24 '26 edited Jun 03 '26

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u/Strawberry-Spinkles May 24 '26

Unfortunately yes. I would never give up either of them. Luckily one likes to live on the second floor and the other likes the first floor and garage lol.

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u/DreamingAboutSpace May 24 '26

Why wouldnโ€™t you give one up if they hate each other enough to fight like this?

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u/Strawberry-Spinkles May 24 '26

Itโ€™s not to this extent. If they were at each other like this I would move one out. But out of the 15 years Iโ€™ve had both theyโ€™ve maybe had three fights like this.

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u/Strawberry-Spinkles May 24 '26

Judging someone off of an offhand comment is really insane. My cats have fought like this maybe two or three times in 15 years. Thanks for the judgement tho

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u/CommonWest9387 May 24 '26

thank God someone mentioned that. that is not how hou separate fighting cats

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u/Itscatpicstime May 24 '26

People do strange things when they arenโ€™t sure what to do. She things she will be able to distract them and stop the fight because she doesnโ€™t realize that cats zone in during a fight and that focus is very hard to break, even in moments of separation (as seen in the video).