Cat Kneading: Why do Cats Knead
There’s nothing sweeter than when your cute little kitten rests on your lap and kneads your legs with her paws. It’s the equivalent of a kitten massage!
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Understanding what your kitten is thinking and feeling can help you get the best from your time together.
Kittens are completely dependent on their mothers or human parents for everything, even socializing and kitten grooming. To ensure your tiny little furry feline baby develops into a magnanimous social cat, it is important to understand their behaviours such as kitten kneading or cat kneading, introduce them to other pets and children, and train them.
When bringing a new cat home to another cat or a multi-pet household, you have to start introducing cats to each other or other pets. Introducing cats to other cats right away is unwise. Make introducing cats to each other easier by gradually getting your pet to get acquainted under controlled environments. Exercise caution when you are introducing cats to other cats or with a larger dog when you are bringing a new cat home to another cat. Once your new kitten starts kitten kneading or cat kneading, it means they have become comfortable and you can enjoy with your fur babies.
Have a conversation with your child about kitten grooming, kitten learning, kitten kneading or cat kneading, and kitten rubbing before bringing a new cat home to another cat or children. Having a child who understands the kitten’s need for space and interacts with them responsibly can make it easier for your fur baby to get used to their new loving family faster and start cat kneading out of sheer joy. Provide proper kitten grooming, kitten learning, and kitten rubbing, your little munchkin will begin kitten kneading or cat kneading in no time.
