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Cats can pant, I have seen it happen in times of extreme stress, and is often a bad sign. Like dogs, cats may pant if they are anxious or overheated. Strenuous exercise may be another reason, especially after a huge fight. Once your cat has had a chance to rest, calm down and cool down, this sort of painting should subside. However, even this type of panting is much more rarely seen in cats than in dogs. So, if you’re not 100% positive about why your cat is panting, it’s best to bring her to the vet.
A side note, however, I misread this as "since cat's don't like pants like dogs," and wanted to point out that dogs also do not like to wear pants, before my anti-dyslexia medicine kicked in.
Okay but which way would the dog (or cat) wear pants if they did?
Do you want pants that hang down past your asshole?
It’s more of a need than a want
Thanks for the laugh.
I needed that.
Eat more fiber
The correct answer to this question is pants never cover nipples unless it's an overall. B is the only real answer
But pants also always cover all the legs.
Not the unipant, or the monopant, for that matter.
Do you wear pants over your chest?
Nah of course not, pants don’t go over the chest. Quants on the other hand…
I don't walk on all fours usually.
Is the purpose of pants to point at the ground, or cover one's nethers?
Easy.
The dog on the right is wearing pants. Two covered legs = Pa(ir) + nts = ‘Pants’.
The dog on the left is wearing quants. Four covered legs = Qua(d) + nts = ‘Quants”.
Two different clothing items.
Asking the important questions right here.