FAQ

Yes, lilies are highly poisonous to cats and even small amounts can cause severe kidney failure or death.

You can tell your cat is happy by observing relaxed body language, purring, kneading, playful behavior, and affectionate interactions.

Yes, when cats lick you, it often signifies affection, bonding, or grooming behavior, similar to giving kisses.

You can tell your cat is happy by observing signs like purring, relaxed body language, and social behavior such as head-butting or kneading.

When cats lick you, it's typically a sign of affection and bonding, similar to feline 'kisses.'

A happy cat often displays relaxed body language, purring, playful behavior, and seeks affection from their owner.

Yes, when cats lick you, it's often a sign of affection and bonding, similar to giving 'kisses.'

Yes, cats often interpret petting as a form of social grooming, similar to behaviors they share with other cats.

Yes, when cats lick you, it's often a sign they are happy and view you as part of their social group.

When a cat licks a human, it often signifies affection, trust, and social bonding, similar to grooming behavior among cats.