Cats are famous for their independent nature and ability to independently choose a favorite person in the house.
Despite the widespread opinion about their aloofness, furry pets are capable of showing sincere affection to their chosen one.
Body language and facial expressions
A careful look at the cat's behavior allows you to notice special signs of attention.
Slow blinking is considered the feline equivalent of a kiss. When a pet holds its tail upright with a slight curve at the end, this gesture indicates joy at meeting a loved one.
Special forms of greeting
A loyal pet greets its chosen owner at the door. The cat may rub against your legs, purr, and follow you around.
Some animals bring toys or other items to their humans as gifts, thus demonstrating their care and affection.
Joint vacation
A loving cat prefers to spend time with the chosen person.
The pet can settle down on the owner's lap, sleep in the bed or be nearby while he works at the computer. Trusting sleep on the back next to a person indicates complete trust.
Shows of care
Cats show their care for their humans in many ways. Licking the owner's hands or hair is a sign of special affection.
The pet may bring back prey or toys, showing its ability to care for a member of its family.
Voice communication
A pet often communicates with a chosen person using special sounds. Purring serves as a sign of pleasure and comfort. Some cats develop a unique "language" to communicate with their owner, using different intonations of meowing.
Territorial behavior
A devoted cat marks its human by leaving a scent on him. The pet may rub its head against the owner's hands, feet or face, marking him with its pheromones. This behavior indicates that the cat considers the person part of its territory.
Defensive behavior
A loving pet may exhibit protective behavior towards its owner. The cat reacts cautiously to strangers, tries to stay close to the person in new situations or when strangers appear in the house.
Eating behavior
A cat that trusts its owner eats calmly in his presence. Some pets prefer to eat only in the presence of their owner, thus demonstrating trust and affection.
Game activity
The pet willingly involves the beloved person in games. The cat can bring toys, call for joint games and show special activity in the presence of the chosen owner.
Reaction to absence
A cat attached to a person notices his absence. The pet may show anxiety, look for the owner around the house or wait for his return in a certain place. After separation, the cat demonstrates special joy from the meeting.
Physical contact
The degree of trust in a cat is shown through physical contact. The pet may offer its belly for stroking, cuddle up to the owner with its whole body, or lie down to sleep next to it. Such behavior indicates complete trust and emotional attachment.
