Interesting Facts: How does your cat choose the person he likes?

If you have a cat and there are many other family members who also like cats, you may have disputes over which member the cat likes more. Because everyone may think that they are the one who deserves the most love from the cat, maybe because they feed the cat or clean the litter box every morning, or give snacks in their spare time...

So the question is, do cats have favorite people? If you are a cat owner, how can you be sure that it is you that it likes? If you don't have a cat, it may seem hard to believe, but many cats do seem to choose a favorite family member over the owner. You would think this is because they have been cared for for a long time, right?

But in reality, your cat's favorite person may not be the one who cares about them the most and feeds them the most! Sounds a bit sad? In fact, many times, cats' favorite people are people who don't like cats at all! In some cases, it seems that the harder you try to gain your cat's favor, the less interested they are. Instead, the people who avoid them and ignore them may eventually become the most popular people.

What are some signs that you're a cat's favorite person?

Because cats' behavior is quite complex, your cat can let you know that you are their favorite in different ways. One of the most intuitive signs may be sleeping in your arms. If they appear to be completely relaxed and fall asleep, it is the ultimate sign of trust in you.

Likewise, if they start rubbing their head against you and purring, you can cheer up because it means you are being treated as a close friend! Many cats purr when they are around their favorite family members.

Why do cats at home choose people they like?

When a cat starts choosing a favorite person, it's actually a sign of trust. For them, being around or even touching someone they completely trust means they can completely relax and move around because they feel content and safe. After all, for cats, if they let their guard down, they can only rely on you for protection. However, becoming your cat's favorite person means more than just finding a safe place to sleep, you are also a companion they can hang out with during playtime.

What can I do to make my cat like me more?

If you want your cat to like you more and trust you, you need to try to read their body language: if they wag their tail or pull their ears back, it means they don't want to be approached or disturbed. If you pounce on them or hug them forcefully at this time, the result may be scars!

The best time to interact with cats is to wait until they show signs of wanting to interact, by meowing at you, rubbing against you, or purring next to you... it's always best to keep them as close to you as possible, and once they're willing to come and accept your hug, you can also respond with treats such as cat chips and dried fish.

It is not too hard to admit that your cat doesn't like you and try to change your behavior. When your cat is around you, try to stay calm and quiet, and avoid sudden loud noises or startles that may make them lose their trust in you. Try to learn to coexist peacefully with your cat and communicate slowly.

Finally, you should create a separate and safe space for your cat to hide in when they feel threatened or scared.

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