I wonder if cat lovers have similar experiences? Sometimes when I play with my cat with a cat teasing stick, I am still very high one second, but then I suddenly lose interest in the toy. I sit down and start licking my hands. My feet are getting groomed! Is it true that cats turn around as quickly as they turn the pages of a book and suddenly don’t want to play? Or has the cat owner done something to make them unhappy? In fact, there is a reason why cats suddenly stop grooming. Everyone may have misunderstood them~

This is a kind of pause code

When cat owners are having fun with their cats, they often encounter cats that sit down and start grooming the next second. Most cat owners will interpret this as saying that they don’t want to play anymore, but in fact, the cat is just telling you: "Let's pause for a moment!"

When cats are too excited, they will start grooming in order to suppress their emotions; the pause is not because they don’t want to play, on the contrary, they want to play longer!

Rest is to play with toys longer

Cats are not animals known for their physical strength. They have excellent explosive power, but it is not long-lasting. Therefore, in order to save energy, they will play like this and take a break for grooming. Cat lovers can observe that most cats will run after the cat teasing stick after grooming and calming down their emotions.

Next time you cat lovers are playing with you, if you see cats stopping to groom themselves, don’t misunderstand them ~ they just need to pause for a while!