1. Slow Blinking
That long, lazy blink? It’s a feline kiss. Try blinking slowly back—it’s a great way to build trust.
2. Head Butts and Face Rubs
Cats have scent glands on their cheeks and heads. Rubbing against you is their way of saying, “You’re part of my territory. I like you.”
3. The Tail Hug
If your cat wraps their tail around your arm, leg, or another cat—it’s a sign of affection and comfort.
4. Bringing You Gifts
Sure, a dead mouse isn’t ideal, but in cat language, it means “You’re family. Here’s some food.”
5. Sleeping Near You
Cats are most vulnerable when they sleep. Choosing to snooze on your lap or by your side is a major compliment.
Understanding your cat's love language helps deepen your bond—and makes you appreciate their quirky little heart even more.
