Guildedagain
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Why Does My Cat Lick My Hair?
Why do cats extend their grooming service to their human roommates? If you’ve ever had to ask yourself, “Why does my cat lick my hair?” you’re in the right place.
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Ok, so this looks just like Iris at 5am starting on my rear ear because I sleep just like this.
Lol ;[]]
NE1 got a headlicker like this?
It's not that much fun, and don't let them lick your face, but it just means they love you and see you as family.
Ok, what about mad scratching coming back in the house or conversely when you come home?
It's emotional, and they have scent glands in their paws?
"Scratching is a normal, instinctive cat behavior. Cats have a need to scratch. They do it to express emotions, like excitement or stress, to mark objects with their scent (they have scent glands in their paws), to remove the dead part of their nails and, often, just to get a good stretch."
Why does my cat scratch her scratching post when I get home?
Answer (1 of 3): Maya does the same, specially when it’s time to go on her afternoon ride. Around the same time every afternoon when she waits til i come out, goes racing to her scratch post and then comes to me so we can go for a ride. It’s like a mixture of joy and anticipation that she’s about...
Next up, walks.
A terrible idea actually, they can't bear the thought of you leaving, follow you, only to have hunting instincts kick in and willfully refuse to follow you back, at your own risk, but you may be having to catch it and carry it back for its own safety.
A harness? I'm thinking of it, and supposedly some cats take to it well.
Do cats often follow people on a walk?
Answer (1 of 48): Do cats often follow people on a walk? Believe it or not, cats are quite social creatures. We don’t think of them that way, because our culture loves to stereotype them as demanding loners who think that everyone is beneath them, but they are. Unlike dogs, they’re not cooperati...
And this;
"Why does my cat follow me and no one else?
If your cat only follows you around, you can take that as a compliment. It's because he likes you best! Your cat likely feels more comfortable around you than he does around visitors or other members of your household (the same reason why your cat may knead you but not someone else).Oct 28, 2021"
Wife says it's "only because I feed her" ;[[
And no, kneading is not a typo.
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