Guess What? Your Cat Probably Does Like You After All
With their inscrutable faces, cats can be difficult to read.
But according to Business Insider, felines have their own ways of communicating their affection.
For instance, your cat headbutts you out of love.
Or shows you his or her tummy--a real sign of trust.
Some felines make a distinctive high-pitched gurgling or "chatting" sounds when sociable.
And hopping into bed with you and visiting you in the bathroom all indicate you're a real fave!
But according to Business Insider, felines have their own ways of communicating their affection.
For instance, your cat headbutts you out of love.
Or shows you his or her tummy--a real sign of trust.
Some felines make a distinctive high-pitched gurgling or "chatting" sounds when sociable.
And hopping into bed with you and visiting you in the bathroom all indicate you're a real fave!