13. Work problems
Cats tend to interrupt a lot when you’re working — every cat owner can vouch for this fact. Irrespective of what you’re doing and how important your tasks are, cats just don’t seem to care. And this is nothing new. They’ve even found manuscripts from the 15th century with pawprints all over them.
Cats seem to interrupt you during your work because they notice that you’re doing something, which makes them want to seek your attention. So, they get in the middle of you and your task. So, when your cat interrupts you during work, cuddle them up.
14. Cramming into small spots
Cats don’t care if you buy them a simple bed or the best one available at the store. They don’t care, and they won’t stay in it. There are other nice areas in your house where your cat would prefer for snuggling up, like boxes, basins, or any other cramped area.
The reason behind this behavior is that cats try to get a sense of security. Small cats in the wild will similarly try to seek cover in holes and caves if they feel threatened on open grounds. There isn’t any danger in your home, but they simply feel safer that way.
15. It’s not what you think
The initial impulse of a newly-born kitten is to press on its mother’s teats while consuming her milk. It does that to stimulate her body to create more milk. While they may be skilled at kneading, it isn’t because they worked in a pizzeria in their previous life or something like that.
Even adult cats retain this kneading motion, and they do it when they identify the comfortable feeling of their mother with a soft surface, which could also be your body. Many theories also state that cats do so to express happiness or release stress.
16. Rolling around
Fluffy cats rolling around the house look so adorable! There are many reasons why a cat may roll around on its back, but there’s one common thread, regardless of the reason — they only roll around when they’re completely relaxed. As we mentioned before, they bare their belly when they’re really comfortable.
When they’re rolling around in your house, they could be scratching their backs, stretching their muscles, or attempting to play with you. Also, they try to mark their scent by rolling on a surface. Thus, it’s a way for them to mark their territory.