FAQ

Yes, when a cat lifts its bum while being petted, it's usually a sign of affection and trust.

When a cat lifts its tail at you, it's often a friendly gesture indicating trust, affection, or a desire for attention.

Cats often react strangely when petted on their lower back due to heightened nerve sensitivity in that area, which can trigger overstimulation or arousal.

Most cats enjoy being petted on the head, chin, and around the cheeks, while areas like the belly or tail are often more sensitive.

When a cat raises its bum, it's typically showing affection, inviting petting, or displaying a social behavior like scent exchange.

Not in corpus.

Yes, cats can miss their owners and often show signs of attachment and separation anxiety when their humans are away.

Cats may not understand love in the human sense, but they recognize affection through our behavior and often reciprocate in their own ways.

Yes, cats can miss their owners and may show attachment behaviors during their absence.

Yes, cats can recognize affectionate behaviors and gestures, and they often respond with their own signs of affection, indicating they do perceive our love.