😻 15 Signs Your Cat LOVES You | Cat Facts ❤️

From purring to bringing "gifts," we'll be sharing with you 15 of the most common signs that your cat loves you. Whether you're a first-time cat owner or a seasoned pro, this video is sure to provide you with some valuable insights into the world of feline behavior. So, sit back, relax, and let's dive into the fascinating world of cat love and affection. Don't forget to hit the subscribe button and turn on notifications so you never miss a video!

1. Purring
Cats will often purr when they are feeling content and comfortable, so if your cat is purring, it could be a sign that they are happy.

2. Relaxed body posture
Cats will often have a relaxed body posture when they are feeling happy, with a relaxed tail, soft paws, and a relaxed body position.

3. Flicking tail
A tail that is flicking back and forth can be a sign that your cat is feeling playful and happy.

4. Kneading
Cats will often knead their paws on soft surfaces, such as a blanket or your lap, when they are feeling content and happy.

5, Bringing you "gifts"
If your cat brings you small "gifts" such as a toy or a dead mouse, it could be a sign that they are happy and want to share that happiness with you.

6. Active and playful behavior
If your cat is active and playful, it's a sign that they are feeling good and happy.

7. A good appetite
A cat that has a good appetite and is eating well is likely feeling happy and healthy.

8. Lying in a sunny spot
Cats enjoy basking in warm sunlight and find it relaxing, so if your cat is lying in a sunny spot, it could be a sign that they're feeling happy and content.

9. Grooming
Cats will often groom themselves when they are feeling happy and relaxed.

10. Slow blinking
Cats will often blink slowly at people they are bonded to as a sign of trust and happiness.

11. A soft and relaxed face
Cats that are happy often have a soft and relaxed face, with a relaxed jaw and no signs of stress.

12. Relaxed whiskers
Cats that are happy often have relaxed whiskers, which are usually pointing forward.

13. Slow and steady tail
A cat's tail that is held in a relaxed and steady position, instead of puffed up or twitching, can indicate a happy and content cat

14. Ears pointing forward
A cat's ears pointing forward can be a sign that they are feeling alert and content.

15. Slow and steady breathing
Cats that are happy and relaxed often have slow and steady breathing.

It's important to note that every cat is unique, and what makes one cat happy may not be the same for another cat. It's always important to observe your cat's behaviour and look for multiple signs to determine how they are feeling.

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