Pets That Gave Their Owners a Heart Attack! 

21:38 Cats "Um your home early, we were just snuggling hehehe," That is everything and the best one HAHAHA I'm dead

To answer the question: The animal that caused the most chaos is my baby Western Hognose snake. He managed to escape from the little cup he came in. I had left him in there on my bed to fill up his water bowl as he had just arrived and I wanted him to have fresh water. When I came back he was gone, and I nearly tore my room apart looking for him. I happened to move something from under my bed just barely in time to see his tail slip into a crack in the wall (mind you, our house is entirely made of wooden planks, so there are gaps in between the wooden walls and the floors in some areas). I remember screaming "HE'S IN THE WALL" to my parents before going into a literal panic attack. It took nearly 30 minutes to get him out, and we had to make the gap larger because we had to cut open the wall to even get to him. He's fine now, but I'm never leaving him unattended in any container that's not his enclosure ever again lmao.

My old cat once got locked in the furnace room in the basement and figured out that jumping into the ceiling and walking over to nect room she could just pop doen whenever she wanted. We had to change all the door knobs inside the house too because she taught her kittens those little tricks too and they figured out how to open those long fancy looking door handles,they were always sneaking into rooms where they were not allowed. My current cat I actually taught how to fetch like a dog,even got video proof of his little trick. He also knows how to sit on command. Not really sure what breed he is because he was rescued from a trash can with his sister but they appear Siamese which are one of the smartest cats.

The most chaos my pets did?? -my cat staring at the wall for an hour -my other cat Dancing in the chimney

9:54 my old cat could literally open doors and turn on the sink himself He had some real talent-

I love how the guy checked his dog, make sure it's OK that crashed through the table

Back in the day, I got my first dog Maggie (she was so awesome that getting on for 30 years later, I still miss her daily). She was a beautiful silver brindle greyhound, a breed not renowned for its intellectual ability, yet she was unusually smart. One day I found her and our other female hound Goldie wearing my makeup. I'd wondered why they hadn't come to greet me on getting home from work. They were in the back bedroom on a sofa bed, both wearing *all* my makeup - even more weirdly, more-or-less in the right places. Goldie had gold lipstick all over her mouth and Maggie had green and purple eyeshadow over her eyes. (It was the 1980s - these were the height of fashion!) I could write a book about my hounds, especially Maggie! She was always up to something naughty, including "toast napping". I used to have to get up for work really early. I made a coffee and piece of Marmite on toast, and headed to the sofa to have my breakfast. Except on arrival I discovered that I only had coffee. She had managed to sneak it _from my hand_ !

The way the dog was stuck in the bush and was smiling was hilarious

My 80 pound dog climbed on my fathers face recently, and we could just hear his muffled voice telling her to get off. SHE ALMOST FELL ASLEEP LIKE THAT OML

The owners of the dog that smashed the glass table seems like really good owners. Their immediate actions (after a few seconds of shock) is to check the dog for injuries.

My family is a cat family, with 4 fluffers of our own and we foster kittens frequently. Oh boy do I have some stories to tell. From our foster kittens accidentally locking themselves in my dad's dresser, one that got stuck in the toilet, and the entire litter that shut itself in the water closet, we've had a good run, successfully raising over 25 foster kittens to be put up for adoption! Our 4 current cats, and the 2 we had before then that passed away when I was little, have been no exception for heart-stopping moments. They tend to knock over plants and pans and anything they can during the quietest hours of the night, leaving my parents to panic awake and go downstairs with a baseball bat to ward off a burglar. Another memorable time my uncle, a professional pianist, was at my house making some recordings to sell, and he had instructed me and my sis to remain extremely quiet during the recording. All went well until one of our cats knocked over a large plant in the kitchen, making a loud crash, and then all of us burst out laughing. My uncle was not pleased but no harm was done. Domino likes to literally tackle his feeder and the cat food bag, trying to get his food (he's fat and on a diet), so we hear some more loud crashes and get some spills that are a pain to clean up. Another time, I opened the kitchen pantry to get a snack after school when I was little, and unbeknownst to me, he was in the cabinet and leapt out at me when I opened the door. Scared the sh*t out of me. Paddington keeps trying to jump on furniture and fails (she's old and has arthritis, we got her some meds though and she was doing better, but now she is going to die soon from kidney failure at age 15). She also terrified my dad the first day we got her. He didn't realize that day was the day we were getting a new kitty, so I led him up to my room, where Paddy was staying. I was an avid stuffed animal collector, specifically plush cats and Pooh stuffies, so he assumed it was another stuffed animal. Then she moved. He jumped back in alarm and screamed "what the h*ll!?" Then I, at 3 years old, ran around the house jumping up and down screaming "what the h*ll what the h*ll what the h*ll" over and over and over again. I also used to keep pet mice and would take them out and play with them. Paddington kept swooping in and picking them up in her mouth and running off. Except she wouldn't harm them - she'd just hold them loosely in her jaws and howl, announcing her catch to the world. My mom would come in and free the mice, but it scared me a lot every time. She also did this with a house finch in our front bush. She's an indoor cat but sometimes we let her out for a few minutes while we're out. She dove into the bush, sent a lot of birds flying, and jumped back out with a bird in her jaw. My mom panicked, pried open her mouth, and the bird shook itself off and flew away. She also *tried* to do the same thing with my toad - but Hopper peed in her mouth and she never touched him again. Ginger will scare me awake by pawing at my eyelids and the corners of my mouth. I wake up and without my glasses to help my eyes focus together I see this giant white and orange blob inches from my face, staring into my soul.... She also likes to jump up on my desk and bed with extreme stealth and if I'm focused on something else, I freak out. She is also nudging my phone and making it hard to type right now. She has a habit of nuzzling my laptop top corners, and the top right corner has the X button for all of my tabs.... it's a touchscreen, and thankfully Google has a "restore session" button. That's just irritating, the real scare was during COVID when I was doing online classes, and she somehow managed to put my laptop in airplane mode during my AP Physics Zoom and I couldn't get back in. That was a fun email to the teacher. 😅 Trouble (appropriately named) likes to chase around the other cats and get places he shouldn't but he is so scared of everything - one unexpected noise or movement and he goes flying, often crashes into some walls and knocks over things. He hasn't done anything funny to scare us yet, but his weird health situations (1 of now 3 documented cases of his condition, and another autoimmune issue underneath that doesn't affect cats his age) have left us really scared for his survival at several points so far. He's only 2 years old. Hopefully he's got his whole life left to falsely scare us, and to learn to become less scared of us. But nothing beats the scare factor of my cat Katrina, who died when I was 3 from heart failure (we knew this would happen, she lived to 8 years old because if we had sent her back to the shelter they would have killed her). Before I was born, my parents lived in an apartment. When they bought our house, it had 2 floors, unlike the apartment. The first day, in, my parents released the kitties and Katrina bounded straight up the stairs, and straight through the railing. My parents freaked out but she was fine. In fact, she liked to walk along the top of bannister and fell frequently. My parents kept catching her when they could but she didn't mind the fall and kept at it anyways. Cats aren't the only animal I have. I used to keep mice as I mentioned above, but I also keep a host of fish, reptiles, and amphibians. Those are less likely to terrify me since they're small and in enclosed, controlled spaces, but that didn't stop me from freaking out when I lost my snail in my aquarium who had evidentally climbed into the filter. Same thing happened with a couple of my guppies and a tetra. No idea how they got in there since the tube is covered. I also had a toad (Hopper, mentioned above) who burrowed *under* his water dish. I didn't realize that was a possibility until I was searching everywhere for him and found him happy as can be under the glass tray. I've also had a couple fish, particularly bettas who like to play dead. The first time I took my bearded dragon outside, he went straight for the catnip plant across the yard. I got distracted talking to my neighbor and he ran off and started gorging himself. This was my first day with him, and I panicked, only aware of the typical indoor foods they eat. I did a lot of online research and it said catnip was okay for him in small doses, as well as bindweed and dandelion which he also proceeded to pick at in the coming years. To those who read I hope you enjoyed my stories!

Did anyone else notice that Fallan's owner didn't panic and delicately checked her for injuries? ❤

I want the narrator to read me a bedtime story. He has such a calming voice.

That's the main reason I like having cats, because when I'm alone and hear a bump in the night, it calms me to think, it was just the cat, lbs

Fallon makes Steve Austin proud. Steve Austin has glass shattering sound in his entrance. Fallon has literal glass shattering in his entrance. 🤣

Okay the craziest story- well, my hands are going to be pulsing after this. We have 3 dogs, a golden named Packer, a golden lab mixed named Delta, and our puppy great Pyrenees named Bear. Now that you have an intro, allow me to jump in. So you know how dogs are afraid of thunderstorms, right? Well, not all dogs, but our dogs are. This was a little bit before we had gotten our now two year old puppy, Bear. It was storming quite bad in our area, and our dogs were put in the kitchen, due to some issues with them chewing furniture- it had gotten so bad they were chewing the thick-ass legs off of the coffee table! Well, due to that, we closed them into our kitchen, thinking no problem to it. Don't worry, the dogs are not afraid of being locked into a room, and they had access to dog beds, water, and space to roam around. Now, the kitchen is linked to three different rooms through three doors. One door leads to our living room, while another leads to "the den", and the third leads to our old dining room, now an office. Back to the storm, it was a day where our family had gone out for the day, enclosing our beloved pups into the kitchen. It was slight rainfall, no thunder or lightning that we thought could scare the dogs, but boy were we wrong. We reached town, since we lived about an hour away from there, and we were out and about. It was a busy day, shopping had been done and such. We noticed the downfall as it grew heavier, lightning and thunder becoming visible and easy to hear. We worried about how bad it was at home. We then arrived at home, arms full of shopping bags and soaked from the rain, and it was probably about 5 or 6 at night. We go to let the dogs out when our jaws dropped. Our dog Delta was stuck in the door- apparently she had chewed about a quarter, almost a half of the door away to get to the other side. A river of drool was flowing as she panted. Don't worry, she is not hurt, the damage was done as a way for her to feel safe- getting under something to feel more secure. The panting is also normal- and none of this is dangerous to her. That's not all- they have chewed up the coffee table legs, door frames, ripped screen doors, and more. Hope this amazes you! Okay, bye guys! I'm going to give my hands a rest! Toodles!

Hamsters don't have tails... Fyi that's a RAT. 19:57

Dog:*smashes table* Everyone: Ummm that's not good

1:54 I don’t think my dog ever growled at me like that. She was just too loving.

Fun fact my cat likes to pretend to be a dog because carries things in his mouth and loves to play with my grandparents dog’s toy bone

My friend “lost” his bearded dragon for 3 months, and apparently it had just made a home for itself in their garage using the food and water in its old tank

I got up once in the middle of the night and walked out onto the landing and happened to look down at the end of our _long_ hallway. I noticed a single glowing orb waving erratically through the air. I decided to be brave and walked a few feet closer, all the while the yellowish/blue orb continued it’s jerky aerial dance. It was at this point that I realized the solitary ghostly orb was actually the only remaining eye of a mangy one-eyed stray cat that had made it’s way in through our cat door downstairs. Gotta say, I’m glad it was that instead of some sort of dancing devil fire! 😳😅

2 years and he still drops BANGER vids

I used to put my dogs treats on a high wall shelf. He took everything he could find to put them on top of each other so he could get to the treats. Came home from work and he ate his treat for the entire month

I had an iguana who would sneak up and jump into your plate of food if you were eating anything tomato based (i.e. pizza, spaghetti, chili). I loved to have people over for dinner who didn’t know this. Omg you should have seen some of my friend’s reactions!! I also kept a Christmas Tree up year round for him to hang out in. Again, when people who hadn’t been over would ask why I had a tree up in my living room. I would tell them to go check it out. It was like he knew when someone he didn’t know came in that I was going to take them over to the tree if they asked about it. He would poke his head out and scare the crap of them. He would always sit at eye level almost like he knew what he was doing. He was classic!

My dog Jax loves to do zoomies around our apartment. One day when I was cleaning our bathroom Jax ran full throttle into the bathroom and slid face first into the cats litter box. He's very careful now and no longer does zoomies into the bathroom.

I own a pet tarantula, and although I am not an arachnophobe, she has scared me a couple of times, but not in the way you might think. Turns out, when tarantulas shed their skin, they do so belly up and upside down, so the first time she did this, we actually thought she was dead, and freaked out, only to later realize that she was totally fine. We actually still have her, even though she is about 25 years old.

One time a big thing of flour was on the table in the dining room, and my parents were out of the house. And when they got back flour was all over the floor and Lucy, my dog was eating it all.

The flying cat be like “I believe I can fly!” lol

The Airplane Cat looked like my cat Skittles, from 30 years ago. I kept saying, Please Land, please land. Very happy the cat and crew are safe.

This video had me WEEEEEAAAK! I was laughing so hard at some of these clips! I appreciate this

7:32 This story isn't mine, its my moms but, One night she was going to bed, and her cat was scratching at the door. (Bit of backstory, her cat was extremely attached to her and ALWAYS slept with my mother on the top bunk of her bed. This cat was willingly to do litterally anything to sleep with her) My mom closed her eyes before she suddenly heard a loud CRASH as her cat had broken the door, and gotten onto her bed. So apparently, cats can break doors when they are motivated too.

20:00 That's no hamster, my friend - that right there is a big old male rat! I should know; I've got one sleeping on me right now. And they do love to pass out on their backs with their feet in the air. It's hilarious.

5:49 that dog knows how to make a grand entrance, am I right!

my dog was in heat and my neighbours dog mated with her.. and she was only 8 months so we rashedhetr to the vet and the vet said she can die if she gives birth at this age and she was already sick so the docter gave her a shot and told us to come back in 3 weeks for an ultra sound. Three weeks later we go there for the ultra sound and the vet said shes pregnant with 8 pups. Then her abortion started . in the middle she got liver failure she got drips and shots and she recoverd from that then her abortion process ended and shes all healthy now ! but she still has allergies may god bless my little baby! shes playing and having fun shes all good!

I have these 2 dogs (1 is 5 and the other at the moment is 3) and usually they'd get excited when anybody comes into the room (especially the youngest) But when people visit my house and they never seen them before, my family has to keep everything breakable away from places they could fall as my dogs will go absolutely crazy and run around the room like speeding race cars--

I had a cat freak out my daughter by lounging right in front of one of the tires of my car. And that old girl ( the cat) was so comfy, she didn't want to move to even show us she was alive. I think she was going for insurance fraud.

That sleeping "hamster" is actually a rat or mouse. Hamsters don't have long tails.

Alternative thumbnail title: *cat* red-handed

4:22 CAT TO BUTLER: Hudson! 'Her Ladyship and I will be dining out for the evening. The servants may have the evening off!' A 'Fat Cat' indeed! 🤣😂

Sometimes my dog gets a ton of energy pumped up in her and she runs around the living room in circles super fast and my brother and I call them Zumies

The “hamster “ has a 6 inch tail. Hamsters have 1/2 inch tails. The thing sleeping like the dead is a white rat! They’re nice pets though.

Once our dog bear went missing we were searching everywhere around the house. Apparently he had jumped over his fence and hid under the couch. We were looking everywhere downstairs upstairs, even the basement

Don't replace the coffee table, just get a wooden top for it, much safer and will save you money in the long run.

The racoon was like "Im gonna swing, from the chandelieeeer from the chandelieeeer!"

Chronicles of Racoonia: The Racoon ,Dog and the Christmas tree...

23:48 The cats like "I feel so alive".

The dog crashing through the table must be John Cena

Dog who let the raccoon in was thinking: Best Christmas ever!!

You could tell Molly was holding her owner’s dentures because in the video, the owner is saying “Molly, give me my teeth” 😂

5:56 I can't stop-I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING AT THIS!!!!

The most chaos my cat, Louie, has caused is him absolutely shredding my leg and for a couple days I had scars on that leg.

OMG that cat on the wing of the plane almost gave me a heart attack, thinking it would fall before the guy landed. So happy it turned out well. Last night I spent from 11.30 pm to 5am looking for my beloved cat. Thinking she had escaped outside in wet weather. I spent hours in gum boots and torch looking and calling for her. When I finally came in for the last time at 4.50am, here she was sitting looking at me like I had lost my mind, all dry and warm. I thought I had looked everywhere inside, but like you said, cats are good at finding small hiding places.

The standing cat was soooooooooo funny !

my cat Neilix has caused quite a lot of mischief recently! one day, when we got home from my dad's friend's house, Neilix had a live mouse in his mouth. not only that, but there also was a sparrow flying around the kitchen! that sparrow was also actively trying to attack Neilix, so we actually had to chase Neilix outside (with the mouse scurrying away from him), and we had to open the window so the bird would go out. remember, kittens are little agents of chaos!

3:32 why does the poop look like an unfinished pentagram

That last one: the cat was like "Um...excuse me, but I think you passed my stop..."

The one that made me laugh the most was the racoon one😂😆🤣, and I'm glad the dog is okay from that big incident🐶🐕🐩.

My cat likes to open up doors and she goes in the closet some times- but one time it closed on her 😂

My Lab/Put mix loved playing with almost any other dog he sees, and because of how strong he was he could usually take them down. One time at the park this guy has these two huge over 200lb dogs and he couldn't wrestle them down. So he ran at top speed and jumped up to ram the other dog with his ass, which knocked him down. When he tried that with the other dog he just moved out of the way. My dog slid down a hill into water, comes out the water with the most embraced look I've ever seen.😂

Dear god that smooth transition from pure carnage to calm ceasefire with the raccoon dangling in the chandelier had me DYING🤣

15:26 nice pun lol I was really “stumped”

I had a parrot. I used to let him out in the house. One day I opened his cage to play with him, when I felt thirsty, so I went to get a cup of water. When I came back, I couldn't find my parrot. I checked everywhere when I realized he was hiding behind my tv.😅😅😅😂😂😂

One Christmas my grandma was upstairs with me helping me brush my teeth, we suddenly heard a crash from downstairs; grandma immediately thought my cat was climbing the tree. In her rush to get downstairs she tripped over my step stool. When we finally got downstairs, we found my cat, Cincinnati standing on the floor with the broken pieces of my parents’ glass snowman scattered around her. That cat scared the life out of both of us making sure that night was one we would never forget.

That poor cat that went flying Unless the cat wanted to become a pilot too.

"most peopke love pets more than they love themselves" True i would die for my dog

The cat was hanging on for dear life on the plane😂😂😂😂

i was laughing my ass off when she said "theres my beautiful tree" then pans over to the raccoon hanging onto the chandelier 😭

Everyone else:*happy cheerful* This guy:*sounds depressed* (Ik their just yt comments BUT BRO 88 LIKES?!?!?!? MOST AMOUNT OF LIKES I'VE EVER HAD IN Y E A R S)

My past Cat, Stitch, decided to chase my cousins through the kitchen through the dining room, past the living room, past the fish tanks, and back through the kitchen to repeat. He'd do this a few laps, step to the side and watch them scream and run without his help. He'd get bored, step into their path and make the chase reverse. Another time in the same house, the same cat, climbed up the chimney, got baby bird down with him and proceeded to play with it. We tried to save said bird, only to have our 130-160 lb Golden retriever want to give the baby a kiss and accidentally pulls the baby bird into his mouth. Poor baby didn't survive, my dog was confused. At the same house, Stitch had pinned two grown and very large men against the wall with his very small, lanky, 6 lb cat self. Again the same house, Stitch got into his mood and pinned, Clifford our 160 lb Golden across the room in a corner, while stitch himself looked like he was challenging Clifford to come at him. Neither of my lovely babies aren't with us anymore, but they lived life to the fullest. If you want more stories on them, just let me know. I do have more furry babies. A kitten and two pups.

Nawh those are Molly's dentures now!😂😂😂

My most chaotic thing that my cats caused was ACTUALLY pulling down my clothing! One of them (idk which one, they were both in my closet apparently) tried to jump on the shelf above the hanging clothes and misjudged the amount of room they had to land. The shelf was also apparently not installed on a stud by the builders, so the drywall couldn't hold the clothes AND the cat.

I feel so bad for Milo the cat. His wheezing sounds like he’s suffocating.

My dog once jumped right into the wall. His head went through. I was laughing in tears.

The most bad thing my cat done is meow a lot.

Respect to the cat at the end, if I was that cat I'd probably of passed out and fallen

I love how Milo the Cat shakes his tail side to side very fast all the time.

4:24 that cat made me laugh so hard🤣🤣🤣

Me and my family went to church.We left my dog, Daisy, in the yard with a leash. And we came back, she had her head stuck in one of the holes in the fence. I was horrified. Turns out she could stick her head in and out.😂😅

I own two small turtles. One day we forgot to release them from the feeding tank to the water tank and they were in the smaller version. One mischievous turtle called Harry, used his sister’s back to climb out and land on the soft cushioning on the living room floor. During the day when we were all out he had managed to climb all the way through to the dining rooms table(underneath). When we came home I cried because only one turtle was in the feeding tank not two. so we spent half an hour trying to find Harry in the living room. I then thought we had accidentally scooped him up whilst cleaning the tank and lo nd behold, he stared at us like, oh u back already? 😂

The most chaos my pet has caused is stealing my heart, my pet is a Ball Python, and they don’t do much, sooo, yeah.

I have a tortoise and a cat, my cat is called George and my tortoise is called Flash. My cat is blind, my Dad let him out one day by accident. He was lost for 15 minutes, yet this had happened before and it was over an hour other times. He is sadly at his end but we are having the happiest last years after the incredible 7 - 8 years we had him as a rescue cat.

You have one smart dog

My one dog I used to have was out playing in the yard when she can back in. She thought she could fly and jumped and knocked the tv off the wall and broke it. Best day of my life when I seen her face is shock🤣😂

I love the beautiful tuxedo standing cat. He's a cutie pie.

When I went to vacation my cat bit my math paper into bits 😢

23:35 Because cats have a hard time judging height. Especially if there’s an abrupt stop. My cat kept trying to see what was on the far edge of the balcony. I finally had to hold on to him very firmly and let him look over to see there was nothing there. Apparently A LOT of cats fall from apartment balconies every year.

My cat stomps when he’s mad at me. It’s adorable 🥰 lol. Should really film it sometime.

A dog we were taking care of was really clumsy. He shook himself, like dogs do, and he fell over. His paws slipped to the side and I'm mad we didn't get it on cam.

My dog lays on his back and puts his hands in the air and it looks like he’s begging for me to give him belly rubs.😂😂😂😂

My cat was running faster than a motorcycle. Then she scratched me all over like literally my heart stopped for a second.

Once I bought fake blood for Halloween and my dog got to it and then I leave for 10 minutes and I come back to my dog sleeping with fake blood all over I was yelling but it got worse. I go to the kitchen and see a FRICKEN knife with the fake blood and yelled harder. Until she woke up I got to stay home from school for 2 days but I was still shocked.

"Oh hey polly! Just taking my kid for a walk! They're quite lazy today. I have to drag them everywhwere.."

Nah.. I was inside our old home, minding my business when my sisters wanted to play in the woods. We had a huge backyard with the woods just slightly on our property. They went in and 1-2 hours later they yelled they were coming back. My mom said: Hey honey why not go greet them with the dog? She was on a phone call so, she might’ve been trying to get rid of my loud mouth for a second? I excitedly took the offer with “Justice” our old pit-boxer mix. When I came outside they had just left. So they were exiting the woods as we speak. I screamed “HEY!” But instead of responding, she squatted down, hands on knees, and said “C’mere boy!” “Who’s a good boy?” I suddenly jolted forward, he ran full force to her, dragging my entire maybe 6 yr old body ALL THE WAY ACROSS the long backyard. The grass and the pain a started bleeding a bit from getting dragged around a tree and got cut by the bark. As I got dragged maybe 6/8ths down our backyard, I let go of the leash, bleeding and in agony. Luckily it wasn’t bad except I got grass all in my eyes. Which later caused sight rupture. Well they’re was many instances where I damaged my eyes, but I’m not sure this helped. Thanks for reading! ❤

I thought my cat was missing, but then she was in my drawer. That was funny when we found her😂

the cat was probably like “i can finally see the world!” sadly, cats dont get free flights

No one talking about the hour long raccoon chase-

The cat on the airplane was just chilling there

This is my favorite RU-vid channel

My cat is literally invisible. She hides in a spot where she's just gone.