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What Is “Mlemming” and Why Do Dogs and Cats Do It?
Published May 7, 2025
Ever noticed your dog or cat sticking out its tongue and making a little “mlem” sound? This piece delves into what exactly that quirky little gesture — known as mlemming — might mean. It unpacks the origin of the term, how the behavior shows up in pets, and important clues about whether it’s just harmless or worth paying attention to.
Whether you’re amused or a bit puzzled by the tongue-stickers in your home, this gives you the scoop on what their quirky lip-licking might be trying to say.
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