Cat exercise wheels are supposed to be stationary. For Presro’s sister’s cat, that is not entirely accurate. This curious little Bengal kitty discovered that the wheel works better when not on the stationary stand. He now “drives” the wheel around the house. Check out his ability to navigate corners! @.presro Bengals are something else I swear ♬ original sound – Presro Another cat owner built a cat wheel for his kitten, Sushi. She used it to roll around the floor unrestrained. She seemed to like it well enough that he purchased the streamlined version. He bought the fancy, stationary model and assembled it. Sadly, now-adult Sushi won’t touch the expensive new room decor. @wasabisushimatcha But you LOVED the wheel as a kitten , why not as an adult?! #catwheel #diycattoy #catsbeingstubborn #catsbeingcatsdoingcatthingsbeingcats #catwheeltraining ♬ 原聲 – 平凡 – 平凡 If you have spent time on TikTok, Instagram, or Facebook, you have undoubtedly seen countless cat videos. Not all kittens are as adept at the cat wheel as Sushi was. Most have severe operational difficulty. Don’t worry, no kittens received injuries during their less-than-successful excursions. Image from TikTok. In addition to cats, some people have wheels for their other fur babies. We don’t know how she manages, but this pet mink eats entire meals during her cardio exercise. Some cats might be more intelligent than their owners. The fluffy ragdoll cat, Evie, is a bit of a drama llama. She pretends not to be strong enough to spin her cat wheel until her owner manually spins it for her. If you can’t get enough of these hilarious spinning cats and kittens, you can find plenty more on TikTok by searching for “cat running wheel fails.” If you prefer Instagram, there are plenty on that platform also. Happy spinning! Please share these incredible animals. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Crafty Kitty Figures Out Cat Wheels Don’t Have To Be Stationary appeared first on InspireMore.