Science-Backed Cat-Like Tips

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1. Cats rule.

According to two Swiss studies, the ideal way to interact with a cat is to wait for it to initiate contact.

2. Greet cats as they do (sort of).

Friendly cats sniff each other. Offering a non-threatening fingertip at nose level a few inches away mimics that action. Bend down and offer your hand.

3. Pet cats where they like...

In a 2002 research, cats responded well to forehead and cheek touching, purring, blinking, and kneading their paws

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4. If response is unfavourable, give the cat space.

Hissing, biting, flattening their ears, staring at your hand, and twitching their tails are examples.

5. Avoid overfeeding cats.

Three-quarters of owners of 58 overweight cats said that their dieting cats were more friendly, purred more, and sat on their laps a month later.

6. Play with them.

A 2017 research revealed that cats prefer human connection above food, however a deeper check showed that they preferred people because of interactive toys.

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7. Indoor cats.

A 2013 Italian research found that indoor cats given one hour of supervised access to a small garden were more "in sync" with their owners than outdoor cats.

8. Socialize young cats.

Multiple studies have demonstrated that only a few minutes a day of pleasant human touch helps kittens become friendlier and more trusting. 

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