Raising a cat is a journey full of warmth and exploration. Cats may not be as warm and direct as dogs, but they have their own unique way of expressing intimacy and trust. Next, I will take you to interpret these little actions of cats to see if your cat has regarded you as its dearest family member. For those cat owners who have not been "approved" by their cats, I will also provide some strategies to enhance their relationship.

1. Rub its head against you

When a cat rubs its head against you, it is a way for them to express closeness and trust, and that they think you are safe. No threat. Cats have glands on their heads and armpits that transmit scent. When they rub their heads against you, they want to mark your scent on you and prove that you are theirs.

Solution to immature raising:

If your cat has not done this yet, you can pay more attention to the head and neck when petting it, so that the cat can gradually get used to it. and feel comfortable.

2. Step on your breasts

Stepping on your breasts is a behavior that cats do when they are young. If adult cats do this on you, it means that they feel maternal love in you, so they are stimulated. A cat's instinctive behavior, stepping on milk will make the cat feel very relaxed and satisfied.

Solution to immature cats:

If the cat does not do this often, you can try to imitate the licking action of the female cat and gently stroke the cat’s chest and abdomen to stimulate them to step on it. Milk instinct.

3. Will follow you

If cats follow you wherever you go, it shows that they are strongly dependent on you.

Solutions for immature cats:

Increase interactive games with cats, such as using cat sticks and other toys to attract cats’ attention and let them get used to following your rhythm.

4. Peeping at you when you go to the toilet to take a bath

Cats’ peeping behavior stems from their concern for your safety. After all, cats are naturally afraid of water, and they think bathing is a very dangerous thing, so when you go to take a bath, the cat will show worry and often squat at the door to protect you.

Solution to immature cats:

You can interact with cats before bathing to make them feel at ease. When bathing, you can leave a small gap so that the cat can see you and reduce their anxiety.

5. Like to be touched by you

Like to be touched by you is a sign that the cat trusts you. Generally, cats that have just come home will be more resistant. After getting familiar with it, they will put on any posture to let you know. If someone touches you, such as exposing your belly, it means that the cat recognizes you very much.

Solution to immature cats:

If the cat is resistant to this, you can start by stroking the places they like, such as the chin and behind the ears, and gradually increase the time and scope of stroking.

Countermeasures for unfamiliar cats:

Respect cats’ personalities and do not force them to interact.

Increase interaction time, such as playing with the cat regularly every day.

Use your cat’s favorite treats or toys as rewards to encourage them to approach you.

Be patient, it may take time for your cat to adjust and build trust.

These behaviors of cats are their way of expressing their love to us. If your cat already exhibits these behaviors, congratulations, you have gained their trust. For those who are still waiting, don’t lose heart. Follow the strategies above, take your time, and trust that your cat will eventually open up to you.