Have you ever noticed your feline friend’s particular fondness for certain textures? Whether it’s the cozy warmth of a soft blanket, the rough scratch of a sisal rope, or the cool smoothness of a tile floor, cats definitely have their preferences when it comes to textures. This behavior can be traced back to their wild instincts. In the wild, cats would carefully choose where to rest or groom themselves based on the texture of the surface. Soft textures may remind them of a comfortable spot to rest, while rough textures may mimic the feeling of scratching on tree bark. Understanding your cat’s texture preferences can help you provide them with a comfortable and enriching environment. Offering a variety of textures in their bedding, scratching posts, and toys can keep them engaged and satisfied. Next time you see your cat kneading a soft blanket or sharpening their claws on a rough surface, remember that it’s all part of their natural instincts at play. Embrace their texture preferences and create a space that caters to their unique needs.
Cats’ behavior when they hear footsteps