FAQ

Airplane ears in cats typically indicate that the cat is feeling anxious, fearful, agitated, or highly alert to its surroundings.

Not in corpus.

Cats likely do not comprehend 'cuteness' as humans do, but they do recognize that certain behaviors elicit positive responses from people.

A cat bonded with you will show affection, follow you around, seek out your company, and display relaxed body language in your presence.

Cats likely don't comprehend cuteness in human terms, but they do recognize behaviors that earn them attention and rewards from humans.

A bonded cat shows affection through physical closeness, vocalization, and consistent social behavior like following you or seeking your attention.

Cats do not consciously know they are cute, but they often learn which behaviors get positive human responses and use them to their advantage.

A cat bonded with you will seek your attention, follow you, purr in your presence, and show trust by exposing its belly or sleeping near you.

Cats lay down and roll in front of you as a sign of trust, affection, and social bonding.

Cats show their love through body language like slow blinking, gentle head-butting, and purring when close to you.