Cats are rolling around all the time may be because they feel anxious or uneasy, or they may be seeking attention. They may also be cleaning themselves because they like to roll themselves into a ball to clean themselves better. Cats keep rolling ar...
Cats are rolling around all the time may be because they feel anxious or uneasy, or they may be seeking attention. They may also be cleaning themselves because they like to roll themselves into a ball to clean themselves better.
Cats keep rolling around may be because they are in the estrus period, so they roll on the ground to attract the attention of cats of the opposite sex. Secondly, it may also be because the cat's back is itchy, so it keeps rolling to relieve the itching. In addition, when the cat wants its owner to touch it, it will keep rolling and acting coquettishly to its owner. In this regard, the owner can open the cat's hair for examination to see if there are symptoms such as redness, hair loss, dandruff, etc. If so, consult a pet doctor in time for medication. If the cat does not show any discomfort, it is a normal physiological behavioral reaction, and the owner does not need to worry too much.
1. The estrus period
Usually, cats will estrus in spring and autumn every year. When cats are in estrus, they will show rolling, howling in the middle of the night, wanting to go out, etc. At the same time, the female cat's external genitals will flow out, while the male cat will ride and urinate. If you want to solve the problem of cats in estrus, you can take it for breeding or undergo sterilization.
2. Back itching
If a cat suffers from skin diseases or is infected with parasites, or has wounds on the back, they will keep rolling around due to severe itching to relieve itching and discomfort. In this regard, the owner can carefully check the cat's body to see if there are any wounds, parasites or skin diseases. If a wound is found, the wound needs to be treated in time. If parasite feces are found, deworming needs to be timely dewormed, while skin diseases need to be consulted with a pet doctor for medication.
3. Being coquettish
If the cat is rolling around while showing off his belly to the owner, then it may be acting coquettish to the owner, hoping that the owner can play with it. At this time, the owner can interact with the cat more, such as hugging, stroking the hair, scratching the chin, touching the cat's head, etc., so that the cat's spoiled behavior will be responded and can increase the relationship between the cat and the owner.
