Most common questions used to investigate
Do yo feed your cat by hand?
Do you massage your cat?
Do you communicate with your cat?
Do you have new pet in your home?
Do you play games with your cat?
Common conclusions
Great, your cat will feel the love! This activity strengthens the connection between you and your cat and turns you into the provider, similar to the benefits in training. It also has the added advantage of reducing food aggression, which is useful when training a kitty.
Your cat knows that you love her. Simply stroking your cat from nose to tail provides an all-over relaxing massage that reduces both your and your cat's blood pressure. Pay careful attention to his favorite spots, such as the base of the tail and underneath the cheeks.
Excellent. You should try to understand what your cat is trying to tell you by his meows, tail, ears, and other signals. When you react to his language in an acceptable manner, your cat knows you love him and purrs back.
Cats are social creatures, and bringing in a new pet will make your cat doubt your affection. Your cat may eventually accept that the new kitten, dog, cat, rabbit was a loving gift after all if correct introductions are made.
Great! Your cat will feel the love and love you back.
Cats may become bored if they are cooped up inside all day, and while they love naps just as much as the next human, they need stimulation to thrive. You should play games with your pet, offer them puzzle toys that contain treats, or let them jump after a string of feathers. For several cats, empty paper bags or a wad of paper thrown in an empty bathtub offer cheap thrills.
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