¿Por qué MI GATO RONRONEA cuando lo ACARICIO? 😻🖐🏻 (5 Motivos)

Your cat purrs when you pet it. Today at Animal Expert, we explain the five possible reasons for this behavior. Let's take a look. 1. It enjoys your caresses. Being with you and receiving your caresses generates a pleasant feeling in it. In fact, an interesting fact is that adult cats use purring to communicate more frequently with humans than with their peers. And in the vast majority of the majority of cases, this vibration has a positive meaning, indicating that the kitty feels safe and comfortable in its environment or when having certain experiences. However, if your cat does not purr when it is with you, you should know that it does not necessarily indicate that there are problems in your bong. Our kitties have many other ways of expressing their affection, and you can learn about them here in the video on the card. 2. It is strengthening your bond. This behavior dates back to the first days of a kitten's life when they are still totally dependent on their mother. During this period, the mother cat uses purring to orient, call and calm her kittens. As adults, purring, like grooming, is part of cats social behavior. For this reason, it is common to observe two or more cats that live together and get along well, groom each other and purr in each other's presence as a way of nurturing the sense of belonging and friendly relationship that unites them. Considering that cats interact with people just as they do with other cats, it is natural for this pattern of feline behavior to continue when living with their human family. 3. They want to ask you for something. In general, the more urgent the message your cat is trying to convey, the more intense and stubborn their purring will be, which may also be accompanied by meows or other sounds characteristic of cats. For example, they may want to be petted on another part of their body where they enjoy it more. They may want to invite you to play, or they may even take advantage of this moment of connection to ask you for that treat they like so much. Logically, it's up to you to know your kitty well enough to be able to recognize what it needs at any given time. Find out all about cats communication codes and body language in the video on the card. 4. Try to calm down. Another reason why cats purr is to restore a certain state of balance in contexts or circumstances where they feel insecure, fearful, or even stressed. This behavior is also related to the early stages of kittens lives, and it has been observed that purring continues to have a calming effect on adult cats. So if you usually pet your cat when you perceive that it is afraid or anxious in an attempt to calm it down, it is possible that purring manifests itself as a natural mechanism for its body to deal with these negative emotions. In other words, your cat purrs to feel more secure in the face of certain unfavorable stimuli or circumstances. And if your bond is well established, it is most likely that your company and caresses will also be welcome at these times. Five to relieve pain or Discomfort Health problems and traumas that cause pain or other symptoms can also make cats feel more vulnerable. So if one day you notice that your cat is feeling down and you pet it to cheer it up or comfort it, you may feel the characteristic vibration of the purr, which helps it obtain some relief from the discomfort that afflicts it. In these cases, it is very likely that you will observe other signs that a cat is sick, such as lethargy, difficulty moving, and loss of appetite, among others. Logically, the first step will be to quickly go to the vet to check its state of health and the need to start treatment. If you want to continue learning about cat behavior, don't miss the playlist that we have left for you here on the side. Tell us, does your cat purr when it is with you? Until next time, experts.