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15 Signs Your Cat Loves You

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Last year we published 15 Signs Your Dog Loves You just before Valentine’s Day, so we think it’s only fitting that this year we publish an article featuring 15 signs your cat loves you.

Who says your flawless feline can’t be your Valentine?! Let’s count 15 ways you can tell that your cat holds you in the highest regard . . . even when it doesn’t quite seem like they do!

  1. They tolerate your affection.
  2. “Okay, that’s a bit awkward, but I really, really like you . . . so I’m gonna let this slide!”

    cat-awkward-affection

    Source: Rafael Elias/Getty Images via: SheKnows.com

  3. They (eerily) stare at you.
  4. “I seeeeeeeee you! You can’t look away, you are mesmerized. And here comes my slow blink . . . wait for it!”

  5. They knead you.
  6. “Hold still, I need to knead you because I want you to know how much I looove you!”

  7. They sit on your lap, er, ah, head.
  8. “I am so lovable and cute that you will even let me sit on your head. You smell good. I might sit on your lap later, but I’m definitely going to sleep here, on your head.”

  9. They show you their belly.
  10. “Ah, yes, you know you want to rub my belly! C’mon over.”

  11. They twitch the tip of the tail.
  12. “The tip of my tail tells you I’m happy.”

  13. They headbutt you with “headbunts.”
  14. “I swear, this skull-cracking headbunt means I care!”

  15. They “meow” to you.
  16. “Meow, Rawr! Can you hear me now?!”

    cat meowing

    Source: Petcha.com

  17. They give you the “love bite.”
  18. “What? It’s just a little nip!”

    cat giving a love bite

    Source: Care.com

  19. They lick you.
  20. “I will keep you clean, with my super sandpapery tongue, so you can pet me more.”

  21. They follow you around, everywhere. Or try to.
  22. “What is this closed door nonsense? I know you are in there!”

  23. They get between you and whatever else you might be doing.
  24. “What are you doing? And why are you doing it without me?!”

  25. They stalk you and spy on you.
  26. “I am cubicle cat, and I see you are not at your desk working!”

    office cat peeking around the desk

    Source: Ranker.com

  27. They give you presents.
  28. “Look what I did! Ain’tcha proud?! What’s wrong, would you prefer something else?!”

  29. They let you live in the same house.
  30. “Fine, if you must live here in order to perform your duties, I guess I can live with that.”

    funny cat sign that says the cat and its housekeeping staff live here

    Source: Amazon.com

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Devoted pet owner and now, devoted pet editor, Judi worked in traditional offices, keeping the books and the day-to-day operations organized. Taking her dog to work every day for over a decade never seemed odd. Neither did having an office cat. She knows what it's like to train a new puppy and she's experienced the heartache of losing beloved companions. Retired, she currently lives with her spoiled dog and four chickens (who are, interestingly enough, also spoiled).

1 Comment

  1. I love this article 😀
    That’s the difference between dogs and cats. Cats are positive that the humans are there as their staff and if they tolerate you that means that they love you.

    But all jokes aside, if the cat shows you their open belly that means that it truly trusts you. Because cats are most vulnerable on their tummy and they are very sensitive on that area so if they are opening it up for you that means that they truly love you.

    But another thing that will show you how much they love you is they check up on you when you are sleeping. That is because in the wilderness cats have to look out for each other when taking a nap.

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