In order to get along better with cats, scavengers need to master certain skills in getting along with cats, so that cats can be more attached to you and have better companionship and life. The editor has summarized 5 parts of cats that like to be touched, and 3 places that cats don’t like to be touched. You can collect them. ​​​​​​

The 5 places cats like to be touched the most

　1. Root of tail

The base of the cat’s tail is a very sensitive part of the cat. The owner's gentle touch will stimulate the cat's nerves, and the cat will raise its butt unconsciously. Some cats will even take the initiative to bring their butt in front of the owner and beg for a pat.

　2. Back

The back of a cat cannot be licked by oneself. Under normal circumstances, pet owners can gently stroke it along the hair and bone position. They can also help the cat comb the back hair and enhance their affection.

　3. Top of head

Because cats like to clean themselves by nature, the mother cat will lick the kitten’s head when the cat is very young. Therefore, when the owner strokes the top of the cat’s head, the cat will feel as close as the mother cat. When you touch the cat's head, it will slightly squint its eyes, showing that it is enjoying and feeling safe. Therefore, pet owners need to massage the cat’s head frequently.

4. Chin

Kittens also like their owners to pinch their faces, and the cats will purr. The owner can stroke the cat's hair back and forth along the chin and chin, and the cat will raise its head comfortably.

5. Belly

If a cat takes the initiative to expose its belly to you, it means that the cat likes you very much. If you are familiar with the cat, the cat will trust you very much. When the kitten opens its belly and acts coquettishly towards you, the cat should not refuse. Oh, the cat’s belly is very comfortable.

Two places where cats hate being touched

　1. Tail

Cats hate having their tails touched by pet owners. Cats’ tails have many nervous systems and capillaries and are very sensitive. Therefore, most cats don’t like their tails being touched, so don’t pull their tails at will.

　2. Hind claws

Cats hate having their back paws touched. If you forcefully touch their paws, it is likely to make the cat lose its temper or even scratch you.