Cats like their owners to stroke their chin, head, back and belly. When petting a cat, you should not touch its most sensitive parts directly, but should do it step by step. First, the owner can stroke the cat's chin. When the cat's chin is stroked, the cat will rub its head against the owner's hand. ​​​​​​

When the owner has spent enough time stroking the cat’s chin and head, you can slowly and tentatively stroke its back. If the cat does not reject it, it means that it likes the feeling of being stroked on its back. Finally, try touching your belly.

The belly is the most sensitive part of a cat, and it is also the part most likely to cause damage to its organs. Therefore, cats generally do not let others touch their belly. But if the cat trusts the owner enough and the cat will expose its belly in front of the owner without warning, it means that the cat will like to let the owner stroke its belly.