Why Do Cats Bonk? Understanding Your Feline's Affectionate Behavior

Discover why cats headbutt you as an expression of love and trust. Learn about bunting and its meaning.

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Cats like to bonk (headbutt) you as a form of affection and marking territory. This behavior, known as bunting, transfers their facial pheromones onto you, signaling that you are part of their safe environment. It's a sign of trust and bonding in cat language.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What does it mean when my cat headbutts me? Headbutting, or bunting, is a sign of affection and territory marking, indicating trust and bonding.
  2. How can I tell if my cat loves me? Cats show love through various behaviors including purring, following you around, and headbutting.
  3. Is headbutting common among all cats? Yes, headbutting is a natural behavior observed in most cats as a way to express affection.
  4. What should I do when my cat bonks me? Responding with gentle petting or talking to your cat can enhance the bond and reassure them of your affection.

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