petting cats

Why Cats Show Their Belly but May Not Want a Belly Rub
A cat rolling onto its back can be a sign of comfort, trust, excitement, or simply a good stretch. But the exposed belly is not automatically an invitation to touch one of the animal's most vulnerable areas. A cat flops onto its back, stretches out its paws and exposes a soft belly. To a human, the next move can seem obvious: reach down and rub it. To the cat, that may be a completely different c.. ดูเพิ่ม

Why cats groom themselves right after you pet them
A quick lick after petting does not necessarily mean your cat is rejecting you. It may be routine coat care, a response to physical stimulation, or a subtle request for a break. A cat that begins licking its fur seconds after being petted can appear to be deliberately undoing your affection. The behavior is usually far less personal—and its meaning depends on what the cat does before, durin.. ดูเพิ่ม