How to know if a cat loves you

It is often difficult to know what a cat’s feelings are. For example, how do you know that a cat loves you? Cats don’t talk, so you have to find another way to tell. Here are some tips for getting in touch with your cat’s feelings.

1. By his tail

A cat’s tail often shows a good expression of how it is feeling. If his tail slams hard against you or something nearby, he may be a little tense about something.

But if his tail is up or curled around you, or he is playfully flicking at you, this probably indicates that the cat is happy. He is telling you that he enjoys being with you and is feeling relatively calm at the moment.

2. purr

Most cat owners, if not all, know that purring is a sign of cat satisfaction. The louder the purr, the more he enjoys your company.

Now don’t be fooled if your cat doesn’t purr; this does not mean that your cat hates you. It just means that maybe your cat never purrs, or maybe she just doesn’t feel like it. But please don’t be discouraged if he doesn’t purr.

3. She follows you

A great sign that a cat loves you is showing you that they want to be near you all the time. She will follow you everywhere, to every room in your house.

Your cat will want to be the center of attention many times. So if he is working at her kitchen table, for example, she will jump on her table to look. If you are taking a bath, he will want to be with you in the bathroom, with his paws on the edge of the tub. She will want to be your main attention.

4. Your cat won’t let you leave the house

Say you’re going to work. As you leave and head for the front door, your cat drops right in front of you.

Your cat is telling you that he doesn’t want you to go. He knows you have to go, but he doesn’t want you to. He wants you to stay and keep him company.

And there’s nothing you can do except walk over her and walk away. Or he can pick her up and hug her for a second and let her know that he loves her and will miss her. She will miss you too.

5. Kneading on you

Cats do a lot of kneading, but if they do it on your lap, it’s a sign of trust. They see you as a mother because as kittens they knead their mother to receive the flow of milk.

Kneading is also a sign of branding yourself. But sure, it’s a sign of love and trust from your cat.

There are other signs that cats use to show their love for you. For example, bringing you gifts (sometimes before alive), speaking to you in cat language and staring at you. Hopefully, you can understand your cat’s love for you and you will love and care for your furry one very much.