Clean each other. Cats have a strong self-purification ability. They mainly rely on licking their fur with their tongues to clean themselves. If they want to leave their own scent, in the world of cats, they rely on scent to identify each other; it symbolizes status. , cats occupying the "leader" position will lick other cats to show care; habit; a way of interactive play.

Help each other clean

We all know that cats have a relatively strong self-cleaning ability, and they mainly rely on licking their fur with their tongues. There may be a certain part of the body that the cat itself cannot lick or touch, so if there are two cats, they can lick each other, so that the other party can complete the parts that the cats themselves cannot lick.

I want to leave my own scent

Most of the time, cats lick each other's fur just because they have a good relationship. In the world of cats, they identify each other by smell. Cats in the same family all have a common smell. Licking fur can effectively transfer the taste, so cats lick each other's fur to make each other taste the same.

Symbolizes status

Generally speaking, cats that occupy a "leader" position will lick other cats to show care. It's like saying: "You will be my cat from now on, follow me, I will protect you!"

Habitual

In fact, cats licking their fur is a relatively common action. It can be said that they have been doing it since childhood. They not only lick their own fur, but also help other cats to lick it too. This can also be said to be a habitual behavior. .

Interactive play

One of the meanings of cats licking each other's fur is that they are playing with each other. The life of a cat is really too monotonous and boring. This is also a way of entertainment for two cats.