No, cats do not have thumbs like a human. However, they do have a "dew claw" which is a fifth digit found on the inside of a cat's front leg, very close to the wrist joint. Cats use these to grip prey, toys, and objects they want to climb. ADDITIONAL ANSWERS: According to at least one or more sources, the answer would depend on whether the cat (or its species) has 6 digits, see: The link (see Related Links below) has also been suggested:
if you mean thumbs, then no.
Because people are people human and cats are cats. and we have opposible thumbs and are bodies aren't covered with fur
It depends on how you define "hands". Cats do not have opposable thumbs; however, cats do use their front paws to manipulate objects.
Cats can not drive cars. Cats are too small, do not have thumbs, and can not reach the pedals or brakes.
Most animals do not have opposable thumbs. Two animals that do not have opposable thumbs are cats and dogs.
Sometime after they develop opposable thumbs and the faculty of speech.
None trick question they don't have aposable thumbs
Cats don't actually have thumbs, but you SHOULD take it to the vet right away.
No, and neither can cats, dogs, cows, horses or any other animal without opposable thumbs.
No, they don't have thumbs or the mental capacity.
Thumbelina, mittens, ernie (Hemingway owned over 60 of these cats), gene as in genedefect, and thumbs. Just some common ideas. I have a girl names Polly as in polydactyl.
Humans have fingers and thumbs, useful for picking things up, where as cats and dogs only have pads.