Feline Affection | Why Your Cat Rolls Over ?
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Ever wondered why your feline friend suddenly flops over onto their back when they catch sight of you? In this video, we unravel the mystery behind this adorable behavior!
Cats rolling over is often a sign of trust and affection, but there's more to it than meets the eye. Join us as we explore the fascinating reasons behind this endearing feline gesture.
From instinctual behaviors to social cues, we dive into the psychology behind why cats roll over and what it says about their bond with you. Discover the subtle ways your cat communicates their feelings and intentions through body language.
In this plain and understandable breakdown, we'll provide insights into cat behavior that every cat owner can relate to. Whether you're a seasoned cat parent or new to the world of feline companionship, this video offers valuable insights into understanding your cat's quirky antics.
Watch as we debunk common misconceptions and shed light on the true meaning behind your cat's adorable roll-over behavior. Gain a deeper appreciation for the unique bond you share with your furry friend!
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This isn’t the full story. Cats will sometimes throw themselves onto their back defensively. The difference is that a scared, defensive cat will have its back legs towards the threat, ready to claw, and will have its head off the ground, (ears may be back) looking at its opponent. It’s front paws will be ready, showing the toe-beans and even claws.
The relaxed cat’s front legs will be folded loosely to its chest , the backs of its paws showing.
There is also a half-way between, where your cat is inviting you to a play-wrestle. The ears and relaxed vs stiff body-tone are the big difference.
You must always let the cat win a play-wrestle or it gets spooked: you’re so huge compared to it, and it trusted you, so play nice and take a play-bite or two.
Hello ... yes the full story can never be told. Many reasons and emotions from breed to breed to be explored. The wonderful world of cats is very interesting and we are learning everyday about them.
@@PawsAndWhiskers131 You could even do a follow-up showing the difference between defensive and play-invitation. 🙂There are a number of clips around of street cats having turf battles.
Why do my cat's lay over my face?
Hello .... Cats may lay on your face for a number of reasons, including: Warmth: Your head is the warmest part of your body and releases heat throughout the night. Security: Cats may feel safe sleeping on you because you're a source of security. Comfort: Your scent can be comforting to cats.
@@PawsAndWhiskers131 thank you very much.😻