Many people say that cats are "cold" animals, but after raising them for a long time, they suddenly realize that they are not only raising cats... Raising them is more like raising a child. They know everything, but they just can't exp...
Many people say that cats are "cold" animals, but after raising them for a long time, they suddenly realize that they are not only raising cats... Raising them is more like raising a child. They know everything, but they just can't express it. When these 5 behaviors occur, it means that the cat really treats you as a parent.
1. Frequently rub and follow you: the cat marks that you are its territory or family by rubbing it with his body. This is a sign of intimacy and trust. Furthermore, no matter where you go, it follows immediately, as if you were its protector and guide, and it also signals that it regards you as a significant family member.
2. Roll in front of you or reveal your belly: The belly is the most vulnerable part of a cat, and they are usually not shown to people at will. If a cat rolls in front of you or actively exposes his belly, this is a manifestation of its extreme trust and relaxation in you, and it is also a manifestation of its view of you as a family member or parent.
3. Use your tail to wrap around your legs or pat you lightly: cats’ tails are an important tool for expressing their emotions. This is usually a friendly expression when a cat gently wraps his tail around your legs or pats you with his tail, and it is also a way for them to want to interact and get close to you. This behavior shows that it thinks you are an object that you can trust and depend on.
4. Make a gentle cry or purr at you: Cats’ cry and purr are important ways for them to communicate emotionally. This is a sign of comfort and satisfaction when the cat makes a soft cry at you or purrs when you caress it. This sound is also a way for cats to express love and dependence to you.
5. Bring gifts to you (such as prey): Although this behavior is relatively rare in modern domestic cats, in cats that have retained some wildness, they sometimes bring their captured prey (such as mice, birds, etc.) home to their "family". This may sound incredible, but it is actually a way for cats to express their love and respect for you, and they think you are a partner worthy of sharing your prey.
Of course, if you do not want to receive such a "gift", it is best to gently guide the cat to give up this behavior.
