I believe those who have cats at home will often find that the cats in their homes have all kinds of weird behaviors, and one of them is showing their belly like a fat girl! However, this kind of action is not just about being cute or playing with you, there are actually hidden signals behind it that the cat wants to convey.

1. I am relaxed and I trust you. Your cat's belly is the most vulnerable part of their body. In the wild, cats will never expose their bellies easily because they are easily attacked by predators. So, when your cat does this in front of you, it is actually telling you: "I am relaxed and I trust you." This is the highest expression of the cat's trust in you.

2. I want to interact with you, come and play, shovel poop. Although "all fours in the air" is a way for cats to show trust, it may also be a signal that they want to interact with you. . He may want you to play with him or give him a belly rub. But remember, not all cats like having their bellies touched, so it’s best to observe its reaction before touching it.

3. My stomach is uncomfortable, owner, I need your help. Sometimes, a cat may lie on the ground because of an uncomfortable stomach. In this case, you may notice a slight twitching in its abdomen or its limbs being stiffer than usual. If you notice that your cat is doing this frequently, it’s a good idea to take her to the vet.

4. It’s hot and I want to lower its body temperature. In hot weather, cats may choose to lie on the ground to lower their body temperature. Floors, especially tile or wood, can help them dissipate heat. So, if you see your cat doing this on a hot summer day, it's probably just looking for a cozy way to cool off.

5. I am practicing my hunting skills, the so-called rabbit kick prelude cats sometimes use this position to practice their hunting skills. When you get close to them, they may suddenly jump up and try to "capture" your hands or feet. This is a natural instinct of cats, and they exercise themselves in this way.

6. I'm waiting for a playmate. If you have other pets at home, such as another cat or dog, the cat lying on the floor may just be waiting for its playmate to come and play with it.

Cats’ behavior is always full of mystery and fun. They communicate with us in their own unique way, conveying their emotions and needs.

As cat owners, we should observe them more carefully and try to understand the meaning behind their behavior. In this way, we can take better care of them and build deeper emotional bonds with them.

So, the next time you see your cat lying on the ground "on all fours", take a little more time and try to interpret the signals it is trying to tell you.