8 Surprising Signs Your Cat Actually Likes You

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Showing Your Cat That You Love Them Back

  • Blink back slowly;
  • Respect your cat’s boundaries: When a cat wants to be left alone or receive attention, it will communicate this to you. Respect their personal space and avoid pressuring them to show affection;
  • Give them treats; 
  • Spend quality time with your cat: Certain felines are content to share a territory with their owner. Though some cats would like to communicate and play on a daily basis, Get your feline friends some fun new toys to play with!

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