bunny kick

Why do cats do the bunny kick?

August 16, 2020 by Michael Broad

Cats do the bunny kick as part of the prey killing process which is why they do it a lot in play.

Categories predatory behaviour Tags bunny kick, cat behavior, cat behavior explained, cat claws, cat play, cat playing, cat scratching, hind legs, killing animals

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