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00:00Understanding a cat's behavior. Why does it rub and scratch against you?
00:05Cats are peculiar, with a cold and hot nature.
00:09Understanding their body language like bunting helps owners bond and train them effectively.
00:17Building a cat's trust is time-consuming, with unique behaviors varying per cat.
00:23Owners must interpret cues like rubbing, signaling more than affection.
00:30Cats release pheromones from facial glands to mark territory.
00:34Rubbing is friendly, whiskers enhance affection.
00:37Regular reapplication ensures security.
00:40Owners are greeted as territory upon returning home.
00:46Cats bunt to explore, assess, and signal needs like hunger.
00:50It's not always a greeting or petting invitation.
00:53Recognizing cues is vital.
00:55Aggressive bunting with other changes requires a vet visit.
01:00Monitor for illness signs like weight loss, vomiting, or hair loss.
01:06Pet MD advises that excessive rubbing may indicate allergies, fleas, ear infections, intracranial disease, or feline hypersensitivity disorder.
01:18Cat's tail wagging signals excitement, annoyance, or frustration, unlike dogs.
01:23The thrashing tail generally means a stop what you are doing, or I am going to get angry and might bite you.
01:32Cats may knock items off tables from boredom or seeking attention.
01:37Veterinarian Sam Meisler warns that exposing their belly shows trust, not a petting invitation.
01:43Respecting boundaries is crucial for a trusting relationship with cats.
01:46Because of course, pre-
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