When a cat feels happy, its tail will sway rapidly from side to side, and it will become more lively. It likes to surround its breeder and rub against its feet. Petting a cat, playing with it, feeding catnip, etc. can make it happy. Playing with it appropriately can help cultivate affection.

A happy cat

When a cat feels happy, its temperament will become more lively, and its tail will tilt upward and sway from side to side. If the owner is nearby, the cat will take the initiative to rub against the feet. If the owner is not around, the cat will rub against the corner of the table.

When the owner strokes the cat's head and body, plays with it and interacts with it, or feeds catnip, the cat will easily feel happy. During this period, when the cat is petted by the owner, it will purr comfortably.

For a happy cat, the breeder can play with it for a while, which will help enhance the relationship between people and pets. Usually, for cats that make mistakes, the breeders try not to beat or scold them. They can scold them softly to prevent the cats from becoming afraid of the breeders.