Sniffing Your Face
If your cat sniffs your skin or your face, don’t be alarmed. They are naturally skeptical and want to ensure that they are communicating with you. While strange, it is a territorial behavior that can help them create trust with you later.
Sniffing Your Face
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Burying Their Droppings
Cats instinctively bury their droppings after using the restroom. They don’t want a predator to pick up their scent, nor do they want other cats to kick them out of their group. If they do not bury their excrement, something is wrong.
Burying Their Droppings
