DO CATS FEEL LOVE?
she loves you. She may lay on you because of the security you give her or as a way to show that you belong to her.
Tail Held High
Cats have an extensive body language that can take some time to decipher. Their tail is a big part of it. Cats with a puffy tail or a tail that's held low may be nervous or stressed. But if your cat holds his tail high، he's confident، secure، and happy to see you.
Cheek & Head Bunts
If your cat bunts you with her head or rubs her cheek against you، she's trying to put her "scent" on you and show the world that you belong together. She's transferring pheromones onto your body to mark you as part of her family. Calming diffusers mimic your cat's natural calming pheromones to signal that the area is familiar and safe. These pheromones can help your cat feel secure، happy، and relaxed.
Flopping in front of you and showing his belly is a sign of trust. He may roll in front of you happily or just lie on the ground lazily، belly up
. Showing a belly is true vulnerability، and a cat will only do this when he really trusts and loves you.
Following You
Some cats will follow their owners from room to room because they love them. They know you're up to something interesting، and they don't want to miss out! Your cat may also choose to sleep near you، even if not necessarily on you.
Yes، even the meow can be a sign of love. Cats may develop a "meow language" unique to their owners.3 Your cat may greet you with happy meows when you get home and give you shorter، more persistent meows when he wants your attention. It's all a sign of love and camaraderie.
Grooming and Kneading
If your fur baby grooms or kneads you، that's another sign of love and affection. Cats groom each other to mix their scents and show trust. They knead to show they are relaxed and content، just like when they were kittens. Both are sure signs of love.
