your little ball of fur, fluttering around you, gently rubbing against you, then giving you an expressive look. It’s not just a “hello,” it’s a social ritual for cats.
In their world, rubbing against you is a bit like a kiss on the cheek, a warm greeting that means “I’m glad you’re here.” These gentle movements indicate that they feel relaxed and completely at ease in your presence.
Why does it rub itself more in certain situations?
When a change occurs in the house—new furniture, a new pet, a rearrangement—the cat may become more insistent with its rubbing. This isn’t
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