Older cats are typically more affectionate
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Older cats are often more affectionate because they tend to be calmer and more settled than younger, high-energy cats. That said, affection really depends on the individual cat’s personality and past experiences, not just age.
Cats naturally like to be picked ups and held
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Most cats don’t naturally enjoy being picked up and held, as it can make them feel restrained or unsafe. If your cat is still young, you can help them get used to it by gently picking them up now and then and rewarding them afterward.
When a cat blinks at you slowly, they’re about to attack you
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When a cat slow blinks at you, it’s a sign of trust and relaxation. It’s sometimes even considered a “cat kiss,” meaning they feel safe and comfortable around you.
When your cat licks you, that means they like you
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When your cat licks you, it’s usually a sign of affection and bonding, similar to how cats groom each other. It can also mean they feel comfortable with you or simply like the taste of your skin. Find out more on this behavior in our dedicated article!
Playing with your cat is a great way of bonding with them
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Playing with your feline friend is a great way to build a strong bond and strengthen your relationship. It helps your cat get rid of pent-up energy and to feel happy and more connected to you.
