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Why Do Cats Snuggle?

Marcus Vance • • 8 min read
Why Do Cats Snuggle?

They're trying to bond with you.
In cat world, snuggle time is productive, bonding time. Your kitty needs you for food, warmth and shelter, and sometimes all they want is show you that they love and appreciate you. Your cat's headbutts, snuggles and purrs are all tokens of affection and appreciation.

Why do cats snuggle up to you in bed?

Cats show affection just as much as dogs, but in different ways. ... So, when your cat snuggles with you in bed, it's a huge sign of affection because kitty genuinely wants to be with you. Further, a cat laying in bed with you and sleeping with you is a sign of trust. They love your smells and it provides them comfort.

Why is my cat being so cuddly?

A cat may be more affectionate than normal due to anxiety. For example, it may be afraid of a new arrival (pet, baby, or partner) in the home and feel insecure. ... Pregnant cats and cats in heat are clingy due to fluctuations in their hormones. Perhaps your pet wants attention as cats know how to manipulate humans.

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Marcus Vance is a cybersecurity auditor and technology writer dedicated to educating the public about online safety, data privacy regulations, enterprise security, and emerging cyber threats.