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Meet the Toe-Biting Duo

KitCat and Twyx aren't toy lovers — they're toe lovers. These two cats bond over their unusual obsession with feet.

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Apr 28, 2026

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KitCat has always preferred feet over toys — nuzzling, cuddling, even biting toes. Then Twyx came along and turned the obsession into full-blown chaos. The smellier the socks, the better. One is calm, one is wild, but their shared love of feet has brought them closer than ever.

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