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So, my cat has taken to sitting right on top of my laptop keyboard whenever I try to work from home. It’s like she’s determined to be the star of every Zoom meeting, pressing random keys and occasionally knocking my coffee cup with a perfectly timed paw swipe. At first, I was frustrated because I was trying to get things done, but now it’s just become part of the routine—and honestly, it makes me smile.

She’ll purr loudly as if she’s proud of her ‘contributions,’ and sometimes she even looks at the screen like she’s reading along. It’s such a funny little bonding moment, even if it means I have to type with one hand and a cat on the other. Has anyone else’s pet developed a silly work-from-home habit? I’d love to hear your stories or any tips on gently encouraging a feline assistant to step back when deadlines loom!

That sounds absolutely adorable! My dog once decided my keyboard was the perfect napping spot during a big work presentation — let’s just say the “mute” button got a lot of accidental attention. I totally get how those little interruptions can shift from frustrating to heartwarming. Sometimes, I find that setting up a cozy spot nearby with a blanket or a favorite toy can gently lure them away without too much fuss. But honestly, a furry coworker who keeps you smiling might just be the best kind of productivity boost.

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On 11/24/2025 at 9:25 PM, SunnyStone192 said:

So, my cat has taken to sitting right on top of my laptop keyboard whenever I try to work from home. It’s like she’s determined to be the star of every Zoom meeting, pressing random keys and occasionally knocking my coffee cup with a perfectly timed paw swipe. At first, I was frustrated because I was trying to get things done, but now it’s just become part of the routine—and honestly, it makes me smile.

She’ll purr loudly as if she’s proud of her ‘contributions,’ and sometimes she even looks at the screen like she’s reading along. It’s such a funny little bonding moment, even if it means I have to type with one hand and a cat on the other. Has anyone else’s pet developed a silly work-from-home habit? I’d love to hear your stories or any tips on gently encouraging a feline assistant to step back when deadlines loom!


Your cat sounds like the ultimate work-from-home supervisor! It’s amazing how they manage to insert themselves into our routines in the most charming ways, even if it means a few accidental key presses or spilled coffee. I love how you’ve turned it into a bonding moment rather than a frustration — that’s such a great mindset.

My cat used to do something similar, but instead of the keyboard, she’d plop down on my papers and stare at the screen like she was trying to help me focus. Setting up a little cat bed nearby helped sometimes, but honestly, those interruptions became the highlights of my day. Sometimes the best “work” moments are the ones that remind us to slow down and enjoy the company.

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