Eye Communication
Cats use their eyes to communicate a variety of emotions and intentions. A slow blink, for example, is a sign of trust and affection, often referred to as a “cat kiss.” On the other hand, a direct, unblinking stare can be a challenge or a sign of aggression. If a cat gives you a sharp, focused gaze, it’s best not to stare back as they may perceive it as a threat. Understanding these subtle cues can strengthen your bond with your feline friend.
Eye Communication
Doing The Floor Roll
When your cat rolls on its back, exposing its belly, it’s a sign that they feel completely at ease in their environment. This vulnerable position indicates trust, as the cat is comfortable enough to let its guard down around you. While it might seem like an invitation to rub their belly, be cautious—many cats prefer to be admired from afar rather than touched in this position. It’s a display of relaxation, playfulness, and affection all rolled into one.
Doing The Floor Roll
