that your feline finds particularly comforting. In winter, this behavior becomes even more frequent: they settle down wherever it’s warm, and incidentally… right next to you.
A habit from childhood
Finally, some cats reproduce behaviors learned from a very young age. If they were accustomed to sleeping in groups, huddled together, approaching a companion’s face is a familiar and reassuring gesture for them. It is therefore sometimes simply a reflex of affection, inherited from their kittenhood.
When a cat approaches your face at night, it is not just seeking warmth or attention: it is expressing, in its own way, a






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