A disturbing video of a cat in a blender is circulating online, causing outrage among users who have witnessed the content.

The Cat in a Blender incident

Updated July 2026: The disturbing “cat in a blender” video continues to circulate online despite repeated efforts by social media platforms to remove it. The footage has renewed discussions about graphic content moderation and animal cruelty online.

An extremely distressing and disturbing video is making its rounds online of a cat being put in a blender.

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The distressing video will not be linked within this article, as it contains graphic and disturbing content. The video in question has gone viral online after being posted and is causing widespread outrage amongst internet users, as mentioned here. People who have viewed the distressing content of the video are appalled and saddened by the way in which the cat is being tortured.

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The incident that went viral is extremely disturbing. This video obviously goes against community guidelines on social media and features graphic, disturbing, and distressing content involving the torturing of a helpless animal.

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The internet is obviously traumatized by the contents of this now-viral video, and users are calling upon the person who posted the video to be held accountable. People on Reddit, Twitter, and other social media websites are condemning the actions being showcased in the video and have taken to their accounts to express their outrage, as noted here. Here is what some people had to say about the content as noted in this article.

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After being found guilty of murdering Jorge Martin Carreno, Scarlet Blake was sentenced to life imprisonment, with a minimum term before parole eligibility. This happened after the murder conviction in 2024.
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The individual linked to the widely circulated “cat in a blender” case, Scarlet Blake, was later convicted of murdering Jorge Martin Carreno in Oxford. Following the conviction, Blake was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum prison term before becoming eligible for parole. The disturbing animal cruelty case became part of the evidence presented during the murder trial, where prosecutors argued it demonstrated a pattern of extreme violence.

Scarlet Blake (centre) pictured in August last year

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FAQs

What is the “cat in a blender” video?
A graphic animal cruelty clip, reportedly showing a cat being killed in a blender, is now circulating online.

Has anyone been convicted in connection with the “cat in a blender” case?

Yes. Scarlet Blake, whose livestreamed killing of a cat became widely known online, was later convicted of murdering Jorge Martin Carreno in an unrelated case. Blake was subsequently sentenced to life imprisonment.

Will HOLR link to the video?
No. The content is violent and distressing and will not be linked or embedded.

Where has it been circulating?
Users report seeing reposts on X, Reddit, and private message groups.

Is sharing it to condemn it okay?
No. Reposting — even with criticism — still amplifies harmful content.

Can this be a criminal offense?
Yes. Severe animal cruelty is often a felony-level crime.

Are reports linking the suspect to another murder confirmed?
Those claims require verified court reporting and should be treated cautiously.

What should I do if I see the video posted?
Report the post, block the account, and do not engage or reshare.

How can I avoid seeing graphic viral content?
Disable auto-play, use keyword filters, and avoid shock-content threads.

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