I wonder if you have ever had this experience:

While watching TV on the sofa,

While playing games on the gaming chair,

When lying in bed...

Cats will take the initiative to step on your legs and body~

In fact, cats like to step on your body. ,

It comes from their nature and behavioral habits~

1

Exhibition of hunting instinct

When cats are in the wild, they do this by tapping or stepping on their prey with their front feet. One is to determine the location and condition of the prey, and the other is to lock it in while hunting. This behavior is still reflected in modern domestic cats. When cats pat or step on their scavengers with their paws, they may be simulating hunting behavior, which makes them feel excited and satisfied.

Expression of territorial needs

2

Cats have scent glands on their paws. They can leave their own scent by stepping on them. This is how they mark their territory. a method. When the cat steps on the scrapper, it is actually saying in this way: "This is my territory, and I recognize you as my partner!"

3

Intimacy Display of Behavior

A cat’s stepping behavior may also be a sign of affection. Cats are relatively independent animals, and they don’t express affection through licking or hugging as often as dogs. In the world of cats, when they are close to their own kind or humans, they may touch each other gently with their paws to show friendship and trust.

Driven by play mentality

4

Cats love to play and are full of curiosity and desire to explore. When cats are playing, they may pat or step on the body parts of the cat with their paws. This is usually out of fun and not malicious.

Each cat is a unique individual,

Their behavior may vary depending on personality and environment.

In order to establish a good relationship with the cat,

the cat owner can provide toys,

interact regularly and give the cat enough space

Don’t overreact to your cat’s stampeding behavior.

Lest your cat misunderstand your emotions~