Purring is a cat's talent and may be in a happy mood; if a stranger makes an approach to the cat, it will purr to express dissatisfaction to you; it may purr because of illness.

Why do cats keep cooing

First of all, purring is a gift of cats. If you have a good relationship with your cat, they will purr to express that they like you when you pet it or have intimate behaviors with it, which means that it very good mood.

Secondly, if a stranger makes an approach to the cat, they will purr to express rejection because they are not familiar with the stranger and are not used to petting and other intimate actions. At this time, this behavior should be stopped to avoid The other party is injured.

Finally, if a cat often purrs without you petting it, you need to pay attention at this time. It is likely to be sick. This is a way for them to relieve pain.

Cats sometimes have emotions. If your cat purrs, you generally don’t need to worry too much. You need to pay attention to its physical condition so that you can accurately identify the cause.