Purring, kneading, tail signals, scratching, litter, and play.
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- What does a cat's purring usually indicate?
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Contentment and relaxation- Can a cat purr when stressed or sick?
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Yes, cats may purr even in pain or distress- What is kneading in cats?
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Pressing their paws rhythmically in and out against a surface- Why do kittens first learn to knead?
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To stimulate their mother's milk during nursing- What does a cat's straight-up tail mean?
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Friendly greeting or confidence- What does a puffed-up tail indicate?
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Fear, aggression, or feeling threatened- What tail position shows a fearful or submissive cat?
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Tail tucked between the legs or curled under the body- What does a tail curved like a question mark mean?
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Friendly greeting or interest- Why do cats scratch?
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To mark territory, maintain claws, and stretch muscles- What scent marking happens when a cat scratches?
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Cats release scent from glands in their paws- Can excessive scratching indicate stress?
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Yes, stress and anxiety can increase scratching behavior- What might cause a cat to avoid the litter box?
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Medical problems, stress, dirty box, or wrong location- Is circling the litter box before use normal?
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Yes, cats naturally circle to find the right spot- What is a play bow in cats?
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Front legs stretched downward with rear end raised- What does the play crouch position mean?
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The cat is ready to pounce or chase
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