1 Sleeping on your face: Cats may sleep on their owner's face because they feel comfortable and safe with them. It can also be a sign of affection or a way for them to mark their territory.
2 Kneading: This behavior is also known as "making biscuits" and is a way for cats to show affection and contentment. They may also do it as a way to mark their territory
3 Purring: Cats purr when they're happy, but they also purr when they're in pain or stressed. It's thought that the vibrations from purring may have a therapeutic effect.
4 Bringing you "gifts": Cats are natural hunters and may bring their owners small animals or insects as a sign of affection. It's important to remember that they're not trying to be cruel, but rather sharing their hunting success with you.
5 Chattering: This behavior is often seen in cats watching birds or other small prey through a window. It's thought to be a sign of excitement and frustration.
6 Licking you: Cats may lick their owners as a way to groom them, show affection, or seek attention.
7 Knocking things over: Cats are curious creatures and may knock things over as a way to explore their environment. It can also be a way for them to get their owner's attention.
8 Hiding in small spaces: Cats may hide in small spaces as a way to feel safe and secure. It can also be a way for them to stalk prey or play.
9. Staring at you: Cats may stare at their owners as a way to communicate or seek attention. It can also be a sign of trust and affection.
10. Playing with water: Some cats enjoy playing with water, but others may not like it. It's thought that cats may enjoy the sensation of water or the sound it makes when it drips or splashes.
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