How do you know if a cat likes you?

Answer 1

Purring (means content.) Even sleeping curled up is a sign or laying sprawled out across the back of the couch looking out the window. Cats are generally very laid back and content. They play, eat well (grazing) and drink water. If your cat is ill they will either cling to their owner or go off into another room to have peace and quiet. Older cats that become ill can have a scraggly coat of fur. If in doubt see your vet.

Answer 2

Some signs that a cat likes you include purring, rubbing against you, making eye contact, and bringing you gifts (like toys or dead prey). Cats may also follow you around, groom you, or knead on you as a sign of affection.

Answer 3

ACTUALLY, some cats are shy and still love you, some run away from you and love you, so the last answer, was, WRONG! Like kittens sometimes run away from you, their scared when they're babies, WE would be scared too!

Answer 4

Well, you really have to make it happy. Cats cannot be happy themselves. they need attention, A LOT. To know they are happy, they purr and start rubbing everywhere and going in your path.

Answer 5

Purring is the best way of knowing, but there are other ways a cat will show its owner affection.

My cat will come to me when called. Then when it gets near me it starts to purr. It purrs when I pick it up. When I take a nap it will naps with me. It curls up on my lap, legs, by my head, etc. It even snuggles or nuzzles me.

You definitely know when a cat LOVES you.

Answer 6

Cats are generally social creatures and like to be around the people or other animals that they consider family. Though they are not pack animals in the common sense, like wolves, they do form a pack sort of hierarchy and attachment to the people they care about. If the cat greets you at the door, he probably loves you. She follows you from room to room. Because cats pretend to be fiercely independent, they may wait a few minutes before following you instead of following on your heels, but if the cat always seems to be in the room you are in, chances are the cat loves you. She may also be sly about this, sitting in an adjoining room where she can see you. Or, she may be very direct and insist on curling up against your leg on the couch. He adjusts to your schedule. Cats are naturally nocturnal, but your cat heads to the bedroom at 11 p.m. every night just like you do. Or maybe he wants to play at 2 p.m. every afternoon? When a cat takes the time to adjust to your schedule, he is expressing his affection for you. Sure, he still sleeps sometimes when you're awake and probably plays sometimes when you are asleep, but if the cat seems to know when to let you sleep in, he loves you. Purrs, rubbing and other telltale signs. Everyone knows that a cat purrs when its happy, right? Well, yes and no. A happy cat will purr to communicate its affection, but your cat will sometimes also purr when she is in great pain. If the cat's purr is accompanied by a general lethargy and failure to eat or other warning signs, take her to see the vet. Otherwise, a purring cat is a great sign that your cat loves you. A cat that loves you will also rub up against you and may also rub the scent glands in her cheeks on you too. This is the cat's way of marking you as hers.

Answer 7

1. When a cat cheek-rubs you, head-bumps your face, or pushes against you, he leaves his scented signature. this shows that the cat loves u.
2. When kitty throws himself on the ground at your feet, and rolls around, consider this a loving greeting and a solicitation for attention. Presenting the tummy in this fashion places the cat in a vulnerable posture. So cats generally reserve the rolling around for people they truly love.
3. Cats also signal their love when they approach you with the tail held straight up, and the end slightly tipped over. Kittens use this to greet their mother-and adult cats continue to treat their favorite humans like a beloved mom, with tails flagged high in respect.

Answer 8

They purr and often briefly squint their eyes at you in an affectionate way. They also rub themselves on you or furniture.

Answer 9

A cat is happy when He/She pus's, during play, snuggling, or is sleeping

Answer 10

it will be purring alot,that meens its happy....it will prob have its tail in the are and be playfull