Some How Cats Express Love In You.

Cats may be known as pets that are indifferent, but they have their own way of expressing love to you.

Unlike dogs, cats do not greet their owners with careless kisses and swish tail, but that does not mean that they have no genuine affection for their human companions.

Cats only express their love in a more subtle way. All you need is a basic understanding of the behavior and body language of cats to be aware of all the ways that cats do to express their affection to you.

1.Swiping your head to your body

Cats have concentrated odor glands in certain parts of their body, including the cheeks and head. When a cat rubs his head or face on your body, he is marking you with his scent and thinks of you as a member of his family. This behavior aims to create a common sense among family groups.

2.Licking You While Grooming

Grooming is another way cats spread their scent to mark the territory. If you have several cats, you may have seen them clean each other's bodies. This behavior aims to create a common sense among family groups. When a cat also licks you while he is cleaning, he is making you belong as a member of his family.

3.Blinking slowly

When the cat looks at you and slowly closes his eyes, like the video below, he shows that he is happy and comfortable to be around you. In fact, this slow blinking behavior has been dubbed the "cat kiss".

"Blinking slowly is not a cat-like behavior to be done carelessly," says cat behavioral expert Jackson Galaxy. "They want you to know that they feel safe around you."

4.Flaunt belly

The abdomen is a weak point in the body of the cat. Cats will not carelessly show off their stomachs. By rolling over and showing off your stomach, the cat wants to show that they trust you completely.

5.Massaging you

When kittens massage your body parts, uty means they feel relaxed and comfortable. As infants, they used to massage the mother's stomach to stimulate the flow of milk, but this behavior continued until they matured to express comfort and relaxed feelings.

6.Following you continuously

If a pet cat follows you from one room to another, circling your legs and seeming to follow you wherever you go-especially if it's not near meal time, it's clear that he really enjoys the time to accompany you.

7.The position of the tail

The tail position can tell you how the cat is. The upright tail up is often used as a greeting, that the cat is happy to see you. Author of "Cat Sense", Dr. John Bradshaw says this is probably the clearest way for a cat to show affection to us.

The erect tail with the curve at the end that forms a question mark, is also indicated as intimacy, friendliness and affection.

8.Snoring

Although cat snoring does not necessarily indicate love and happiness-cats also snore when they are afraid or hurt, a happy cat expresses affection with snoring as he curls up in his lap or swipes at your feet.