Purring: Love's Soft Sound
Cats purr for various reasons, but when accompanied by relaxed body language or while snuggled up to you, it's a sign of contentment and affection towards their favorite humans.
Head Bunting Affection
When cats gently bump their head or rub their face against yours, they're not just seeking attention—they're marking you with pheromones to claim you as part of their trusted inner circle.
Slow Blinking Trust
The slow blinking of a cat's eyes is akin to a kitty kiss. This deliberate action expresses trust and comfort. Try slow blinking back to return the gesture of love!
Gifting Unusual 'Presents'
While receiving a dead mouse or bird isn't everyone's idea of a gift, to a cat, it's a sign of love, sharing their successful 'hunt' with you, akin to teaching their young.
Following Your Footsteps
Cats often follow their owners from room to room. This isn't just curiosity; it's a sign of affection, wanting to be near you and involved in your life.
Kneading with Paws
Kneading, or 'making biscuits,' is a comforting behavior cats carry from kittenhood. When your cat kneads you, it's expressing deep-seated contentment and adoration, often from a place of vulnerability.
Tail Twitches and Wraps
A cat's tail is a barometer of emotion. A tail wrapped around your arm or leg, or a gentle twitch at the tip while near you, indicates positive emotions and attachment.
What does a cat's purr signify?
Anger or distress
Contentment and affection
Indifference to humans
Company
