Betta Fish Bites Cat's Tongue

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Mean Green Stompa - 10 years ago

cats will always seek out new and unusual water sources, especially high up. You should keep a small bowl of regularly changed water in high areas the cat can access, if there is new, fresh water elsewhere, the cat will move on from the fish bowl. They like to change up their water drinking as predators, moving on from regular areas to new ones.

mai.miley - 10 years ago

I love this vid

Bunnywabbit13 - 10 years ago

Because the water is fish flavored :D

Natalie Chubet - 10 years ago

Guy at the end

Auverin Morrow - 10 years ago

I'm terribly sorry to hear that your fish died. I had two pass away on me recently. However, I feel I need to say (because no one else has) that if you make the decision to get another betta, be sure to keep a lid on the tank to keep the cat out of the water. Though it may look like the fish doesn't mind, a cat can introduce harmful bacteria into the tank (especially if it is unfiltered) that can be fatal to a betta. Not to mention it's stressful for the little guy.

anabananz - 10 years ago

mr or ms kitty, how does the water taste?

Metal8Lover - 10 years ago

dude is drinking fish water safe for the cat?

Brittany Michelle - 10 years ago

Two words... - fish flavored;)

AME 229 FIGHT CHANNEL - 10 years ago

but da betta fish has a very powerful fatel jaw. they crush insect armor

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musketerr12 - 10 years ago

they think it is more natural make your cats bowl a glass one. then put gravel in it and plants :D

tekphnx - 10 years ago

This is really cute and amusing, but I would never let my cat that close to my betta. o.o

pulmoneb - 10 years ago

owww... he looks like mine on my vid.

flowwidit - 10 years ago

i think it's because of the chlorine in the tap water . My cat only drank rain water and water from our well never touched the stuff that came from the tap , i think they can smell the chlorine.Your tank water is dechlorinated must prefer that.

awhatzable - 11 years ago

@GottaRide1999 the owner warning his cat

Olive aka Olivia the lupus patient! - 11 years ago

@713dgilbert: :( R.I.P sweet betta. :( He looks like my miyavi, except miyavi is not a crowntail.

ScarletLetter86 - 11 years ago

@713dgilbert It really could just be the taste. It sounds funny as heck, but really betta food is fishy, the fish is fishy and then they poop out fishy poo. I think it would be a tasty tasty mouth wash for a cat.