Have you ever thought about why your cat rubs her body against you?

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In this story, you’ll find 6 reasons why cats rub against humans.

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Cats can’t say good morning so they rub against you to say it’s good to see you.

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Cats rub their body against the object to leave their scent to claim it as a part of their territory.

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Rubbing their bodies is also a signal that they like you.

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Cats often rub their bodies against strangers to collect information about them.

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Cats also rub their bodies against you when they need something from you.

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Cats aggressively rub thier bodies to indicate something wrong in thier body or surroundings.

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So it's impotant to learn cats' body language to understand her bettter.

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Have you ever thought about why your cat rubs her body against you?

In this story, you’ll find 6 reasons why cats rub against humans.

Cats can’t say good morning so they rub against you to say it’s good to see you.

1. To Greet

Cats rub their body against the object to leave their scent to claim it as a part of their territory.

2. To Own You

Rubbing their bodies is also a signal that they like you.

3. To Show Love

Cats often rub their bodies against strangers to collect information about them.

4. To Collect Information

Cats also rub their bodies against you when they need something from you.

5. When They Need Something

Cats aggressively rub thier bodies to indicate something wrong in thier body or surroundings.

6. When Anything is Bad

So it's impotant to learn cats' body language to understand her bettter.

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