Every time I see people showing their cats kneading and saying 'making biscuits,' it makes me so mad. Those biscuits would have the worst texture. You aren't supposed to do that to them. The term 'making biscuits' suggests a process that is not only inaccurate but misleading when describing a cat's natural and soothing behavior known as kneading.

Kneading is an instinctive action performed by cats when they are feeling comfortable, much like how they did as kittens to stimulate their mother's milk flow. It's a gesture of contentment and comfort, unique to each feline, and deserves accurate description and appreciation. Mislabeling this behavior as "making biscuits" undermines understanding of this natural feline expression and potentially spreads misinformation about cat behavior.

Let's preserve the integrity of language while respecting our beloved pets. It's crucial to use the correct terminology to promote better understanding and care for animal behavior. Instead of incorrectly promoting cats as bakers, we should celebrate them for who they truly are – affectionate, skilled creatures expressing their comfort in a unique way.

By signing this petition, you will be helping to advocate for accurate language that fosters understanding and respect for our feline friends. Join us in stopping the spread of this catchy yet inaccurate term and encourage the use of 'kneading' to describe this charming, comforting action. Please sign to stop the spread of misinformation about how biscuits are made and how long you should knead them for.