He’d be ecstatic if his paws could manage to maneuver the door handle. If I don’t bring Cosmo in the facilities right away, I can count on hearing his pounding paws in a matter of seconds. This is especially true of the bathroom door. If your cats are anything like mine, they can’t stand closed doors - especially if the door separates you from them. They’ll tell you to go ahead an buy them their own game system. If you don’t want them logging on as you and mucking up your scores, you’ll need to create a special profile just for them. Sure, they chase toys and scuffle with each other, but wouldn’t their lives be so much more exciting if they could expand their entertainment options? If they had opposable thumbs, there’d be no end to their fun and frivolity!įorget about the pre-dinner romp, how about a competitive round of thumb wrestling? And guess who can now operate all those little knobs and buttons on the Xbox controller? Cats.
I play with my cats, but they generally create their own fun, which can be somewhat limited. I’m thinking a combination lock would do the trick, although with magical thumbs and superior intelligence, that might not even keep my cats at bay. If I didn’t want to come home to bare cupboards, I’d probably need to take measures. They’d probably even invite their friends over for a free-for-all smorgasbord. If they suddenly were able to open the pantry or refrigerator, they’d go nuts. My cats are obsessed with the pantry because they know that’s where the food and treats live. Here are six ways my cats would take advantage of opposable thumbs.
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