Internet In Hysterics as Cat Walks into Neighbor's House, demands to Be Fed

An entitled cat has left the internet in hysterics after breaking into his neighbor's home and demanding food, refusing to leave until he gets what he wants.

In a post shared on Reddit on Monday by the cat's neighbor, under the username MacSteele13, the tuxedo cat is pictured sitting down like a good boy in the poster's living room, making eye contact with the poster to show he's not giving in.

"My neighbor's outside cat, inside my house, mad that I haven't fed him..." says a caption shared along with the hilarious clip.

Stock image of a tuxedo cat meowing. A tuxedo cat has gone viral after a clip of him mad at his neighbor for not feeding him on demand went viral. Stock image of a tuxedo cat meowing. A tuxedo cat has gone viral after a clip of him mad at his neighbor for not feeding him on demand went viral. Getty Images

But don't worry, the cat won in the end. A user asked the poster whether she had indeed fed him, and the poster answered: "Lots and lots."

If it was up to them, cats would be eating all day, but for their health you must make sure that they're not overfed because that could cause them to become obese or develop other conditions.

According to VCA Animal Hospitals, while the number of meals you feed your cat as well as the feeding schedule can vary depending on your needs, all cats should have at least two meals a day, no more than 12 hours apart, although feeding them a breakfast, lunch and dinner is also a good option.

"If more than 12 hours elapses between meals, the stomach can become hyperacidic causing nausea," the website added.

The video quickly went viral on social media, getting viewers from across Reddit. It has so far received more than 12,000 upvotes and 355 comments on the platform.

My neighbor's outside cat, inside my house, mad that I haven't fed him...
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One user, Anic13, commented: "This is one of the many reasons I love cats. Like me, it all can be said without muttering a word. Do your job human."

Cheapie07250 wrote: "If that outside cat were inside my house, I would be an outside person and leave the inside house to the outside cat."

Mustangsassy88 said: "Ummmm FEED HIM OR FEEL HIS WRATH!! Pretty sure your last warning is him inside your house... AND THE LOOK ON HIS FACE!!"

Flat-Limit5595 added: "My neighbours have an old fluffy girl that comes up to my window every other day screaming at me to feed her, and she only eats a little too."

Newsweek reached out to MacSteele13 for comment via Reddit comments. We could not verify the details of the case.

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