¿Por qué mi GATO NO se TUMBA encima mío? 🐱 ¿No me Quiere? 💔

Your cat won't lie on you. In this video by an animal expert, we'll explain the five possible causes and whether you should be concerned. 1. They don't like it. Sometimes the most obvious answer is the right one and that is that your cat may not lie on you because they don't like it. Each cat is different and although we can talk about certain fundamentals of feline communication and language, there is no single behavior pattern that applies to all cats. Just as when we refer to a behavioral trait specific to the species, such as independence, we must bear in mind that each cat can display a different level of independence. And although education and environment play a determining role in the way a cat behaves on a day to day basis, genetics also influence their personality and behavior. Find out how to tell if your cat loves you in the video we've included in the card. 2. They don't love you. You should be very careful if your cat shows interest in interacting with you because this usually indicates a problem in the bond. If you are new to raising cats, you should know that it is not always easy to get them to trust you, especially if we are talking about a kitty that has had bad experiences in its previous interactions with humans. Above, we are going to leave you another video in which we explain how to gain a cat's trust. In addition, you should consider why your cat does not like you and know how to recognize that the answer often lies in your own behavior and the methods you use to educate it. If you misuse, scolding or use physical punishment to inhibit unwanted behavior, the only thing you will achieve is that your cat will be afraid of you and will not be able to develop the confidence to approach you. Therefore, we recommend that you use positive reinforcement to reward its good behavior and encourage it to want to continue learning with you. 3. It is stressed if your cat used to lie on top of you and enjoyed sleeping with you but doesn't anymore. It's possible that stress is altering their personality and causing them to behave in a more surly, solitary or even aggressive way. So if you recognize any of the symptoms of stress in your kitty such as inappropriate elimination, nervousness, lack of appetite or stereotypy, the first thing you should do is identify what or who is stressing your cat. There are many sources of stress that can occur in a cat's day to day life such as changes in their diet, routine or environment moving, health problems, little or no environmental enrichment or socialization problems. If you can't figure out the source of stress, we recommend seeking the help of an expert in feline ethology Number four They don't recognize you Speaking of stress, something that can make your cat feel confused and stressed is a sudden change in your scent. Maybe you're trying out a new perfume, you've bought a different scented laundry soap, or you've simply spent some time with someone outside your cat's social group. Whatever it is, this change won't go unnoticed by the powerful feline sense of smell. 5. He's in pain or sick Although this isn't the most common reason why a cat doesn't want to interact with his guardian, it may be that a pathology or any condition that causes pain or discomfort makes your kitty feel more vulnerable, and he prefers to avoid any type of contact that could aggravate his discomfort, staying isolated and alone in a place where he feels calm and protected. In these cases, you'll probably notice other changes in his usual behavior, as well as signs of pain or other symptoms that a cat is sick. And the first thing you should do to help your cat is take him to the vet quickly to get an early diagnosis that will increase the chances of response to treatment. If you want to continue learning about cat behavior, don't miss the playlist that we've left for you here on the side. Tell us, have you been able to identify why your cat won't lie on you until next time, experts.