Cats are cold and aloof by nature. Unlike dogs, they will respond to their dog owners. Of course, they will occasionally act coquettishly and cutely. But the cat owners still can’t figure out the cat owner’s heart. Does it like me or not? It’s really a headache~ So does the cat rub against you because it likes you? Next, everyone will follow the little Let’s learn about the reasons why cats rub against you.

If your cat comes over to rub against you, it means that the cat is willing to mix your scent with its own scent and exchange them with each other. It makes you a friend in its heart, which means that the owner of your home recognizes you. If it could talk, it might say: Now you are mine, why don’t you thank me quickly!

So is there anything special about cats rubbing different parts of your body?

It doesn't really matter. Where your cat rubs you depends on where it touches you. In addition, cats’ odor glands are mainly distributed in areas such as cheeks, tail, forehead, paw pads and anus. When cats rub or rub things, these glands will deposit odor.

However, if your cat rubs your face with its hands or rubs you with its head, congratulations, it means that your kitty really likes you! This action not only exchanges scent, but also I am conveying a signal to you: I trust you very much and am your friend! Among cats, only the friend they trust most will rub their head!

Sometimes the cat will walk around our feet, rub its whole body against our legs, or wrap its tail around our legs. This is also a friendly greeting from cats, and it usually happens to humans they like and trust!

Read your cat’s body language:

Like dogs, cats communicate through tail movements. Understanding cats' vocal language and then understanding the signals they send with their tails can help you understand your cat's needs more accurately.

Tail straight up

The tail end is slightly rolled up, which means the cat is very happy.

If your cat’s tail is twitching, he or she is probably excited or nervous.

The hair on the tail stands up

Or appear fluffy and thick, which means the cat is very excited or feels threatened. A wagging tail means your cat is happy to see you.

If the cat’s tail is in the shape of an “N”

The hair on it stands up, which meansThe cat is very aggressive at this time. This action often occurs during fights or self-defense.

The hair on the tail stands up

But if the tail is hanging down, it means that the cat feels threatened or has thoughts of attack.

The tail hangs low

Hiding behind the butt means the cat is scared.

Pay attention to your cat’s other body language:

The cat raises its nose and tilts its head slightly to one side, which means "I know you." Sometimes cats will sit by the window to greet you in this way. If a cat is scared, anxious, or just for fun, their ears will be pointed back against their head. If a cat smells something that makes it curious, it will do the same.

The cat gently sticks out its tongue and licks its lower lip, indicating that it is a little worried and worried. Since cats are more proficient in body language than humans, they will naturally use some movements and sounds to express their thoughts.

What should you do if your cat hasn’t nuzzled you yet? Of course, forgive it, serve it, and continue to love it! One day, it will give you a heart-warming head nuzzle! Then your kitten has the right Have you ever used a rub attack?