Sniffing Your Face
When your cat sniffs your face, it’s a way of gathering information about you. Cats rely heavily on their sense of smell to recognize people and objects. By sniffing your face, your cat is confirming your identity and reinforcing their bond with you. This behavior also signifies trust, as they’re getting close to your most vulnerable area. It’s a quiet, non-invasive way for your cat to say hello and feel reassured that you’re still the same person they know and love.
Sniffing Your Face
Attacking Your Feet
When your cat pounces on your feet, it’s not an act of aggression but rather an invitation to play. This behavior taps into their natural hunting instincts, where moving objects become targets. Your feet, especially if you’re walking or moving them under a blanket, mimic the movements of prey. Providing your cat with plenty of toys that they can chase and pounce on can help channel this playful aggression in a more appropriate direction, keeping your toes safe from surprise attacks.
Attacking Your Feet
