Adult cats and kittens lick each other if they are friends.
Most often they do this to help each other wash their hair or ears.
In addition, the exchange of smells through licking strengthens the bond between animals.
Experts have revealed the reason why cats lick their owners.
Firstly, it means that the cat is happy with the communication with the owners. The animal feels safe.
Secondly, cats, licking their owners, consider them a full member of the family. They wash people in the same way as their mother cat did.
It is rough and sandpaper-like because it is covered with keratin bristles.
The tongue helps the cat scrape off food and, through licking, comb out dirt and fluff.
Distract your cat whenever you see that she is about to lick you.
Offer her a toy or offer her a mint ball.
Toys with treats hidden inside are also an effective method for distraction.