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How to Properly Pet a Cat
19.02.2024 21:46
Updated: 13.05.2024 21:26
Scientists identified the areas where their facial glands are located as a safe bet for petting a cat: the base of the ears, chin and cheeks.
The back is less preferred. In addition, you certainly shouldn’t climb into the belly and base of the tail without an invitation.
Why cats don't like to be petted
Cats love peace and quiet, so it is best not to create an additional source of stress for them.
They don't like being petted against the grain or having their bellies touched.
They consider it the most vulnerable place, so they usually do not allow it to be scratched or petted.
Why do cats bite when you pet them
This is how they protect themselves and protect their personal space.
Sometimes this behavior is related to the pet’s character and temperament, gender and age.
Bengal, Abyssinian and Pallas' cat cats are considered the most biting.
They tend to be dominant and show by their bites that they are in charge.
Why do cats lick their owner's hands
Adult cats show sympathy and a friendly attitude in this way.
In other words, the cat seems to “say” that it has accepted the owner as “one of its own”, feels completely safe, trusts him and is even ready to take care of him in its own way.
Why do cats bite and then lick
Cats are characterized by mutual grooming - a pattern of behavior in which animals wash each other as a sign of friendship.
During hygiene procedures, cats not only lick the fur, but also lightly bite the skin.
Your pet considers you an equal and a close friend if he licks your hand and bites it in a friendly manner.
