FAQ

Yes, cats may appear to protect you during bathroom time due to instinctual bonding behavior and territorial vigilance.

Cats typically choose their favorite person based on consistent, positive interactions, a calm demeanor, and reliable care.

Yes, some cats may sit near or guard you in the bathroom because they see you as part of their social group and want to ensure your safety.

Cats sit next to you when you poop because they feel secure with you, are curious, and may be reciprocating protective behavior.

Cats are drawn to their owners in the bathroom because it’s a quiet, safe, and private space where they can demand undivided attention.

A cat shows it has chosen you through behaviors like following you, bringing you gifts, purring often, and sleeping near or on you.

Cats often follow their owners to the toilet out of curiosity, affection, or a desire for attention and companionship.

Not in corpus.

Taylor Swift has Scottish Fold cats and a Ragdoll cat.

Yes, Ragdoll cats typically enjoy being held due to their affectionate and relaxed nature.

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