Originally published at: Here's why cats make biscuits | Boing Boing
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A wee bit less cute when the cat is 17 pounds and chews her nails to sharpen them.
Still cute enough. Especially if there is a thick blanket between me and those razors she resents me trimming.
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On my bed? What about my tummy.
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For the uncatted (like me):
Kneading (also referred to as making biscuits or baking) is a behavior frequently observed in domestic cats where, when a cat feels at ease, it may push out and pull in its front paws against a surface such as furniture or carpet, often alternating between right and left limbs.
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“murder mittens”
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I initially assumed it was a euphemism for cats crapping on the bed, but that didn’t seem quite right…
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our kitties are both belly-kneaders and droolers at that point. i love that our cats are that happy!
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“Cats don’t get the funding for studies like dogs do.”
Tell me about it.
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Living in TJ, I don’t have the advantage of air conditioning, so I’m often pantsless, and Gremlin is a big ol’ cat. I’m often left with puncture marks on my thighs or forearms, and sometimes my torso when she’s trying to get me to pet her – so she pokes me with her claws to get my attention. 
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Our little murder~beast ‘kneads’ the bare ground that she’s standing on whilst begging for treats.
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On of my cats has a purr bukkit that overflows and drools out.
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