so if you wanna say the opposite you blink fast? and if you blink fast like you're having a convulsion and seizure it means u feel the opposite with passion? 😂✌
We took in our cat literally off the street, almost dead. Nursed her back to health and give her so much love. She returns the love tenfold. She saved us as well!
On behalf of cat adorers everywhere, Thank you SO very much for doing that. You are a very special person. Imagine his feeling of hopelessness he had when he was alone and sick and hungry. Then his knights in shining armor came along and gave him a home that he couldn’t have imagined having just a short time ago! Thank you, thank you, thank you. It’s people like yourself that give me hope for the future. ❤️. We love you for your kindness.
My cat, Buddy Scotch died in 2016. I use to have serious problems with anger but God worked through Buddy. I am a better man today because of that sweet cat. I miss Buddy so much. He had big cheeks and adored me. He followed me everywhere, slept in my neck, I'm 52 and can still cry like a little girl when I think of him. I want to love & defend all of them. The cat in this video is an Orange 4-Legged Angel.
I'm so sorry about your Buddy. He was lucky to have you. Animals can teach us lots of things if we are open. I'm taking care of a horse and he's teaching me patience and that I don't need words to communicate. With horses it's much better if you don't speak to them a lot. Maybe someday you'll find another kitty or dog or critter to love. The animals need people like us!
I have a MASSIVE cat who was abused horrifically. As an INFJ/empath, he thankfully was drawn to me quickly. I adopted him and began the healing process, which was actually hurtful: this cat put his trust in me, even after other people had severely hurt him mentally, physically and emotionally. Thankfully I had the best of intentions and he began to heal incredibly fast. Now, every night, he lays with his massive head in my lap and purrs, knowing that he's safe and will never be abused again. I regularly perform reiki on him and every night he has to clean me. Its so funny: he'll clean himself a while then pull my hand and arm to him and clean me for a while, going back and forth between the two. His name is Gabriel and he truly is an angel! 🐱❤
My cat does the same thing!! She sits on me and grooms herself. Then she licks my chest/hands. Bites my hand if I try to move it haha. So cute but actually hurts after a while if she keeps hitting the same spot.
My kitty Luna is like your kitty. I helped a friend adopt out their kittens, Luna being one of those kittens. Found a great home for all the kittens, but the family that took Luna called after a few months saying she was almost feral. I said I would take her back, as they worried she would bite or scratch. I got her back to my place and poor Luna was not feral but scared out of her mind. She was anxious and scared. She is now literally my cat, it took 2 months for her to come out of her shell. She only allows me to pet her, she doesn't trust anyone else. But she snuggles with me every night and demands loves. Luna will meow loudly at me if I stop petting her and will flip her tail at me to get my attention. I have to scratch her tummy, she loves her tummy rubbed. She knows when I'm having a rough night, I have ptsd and often get nightmares. Its like she knows this and wants to help me get rest by just being there next to me.
Just watching this cat gives me peace. My kitty demands attention then repays me with bunny kicks. She sits on every window sill and pushes off anything in her way. Runs up to my bedroom window and spys on me when I leave for work on a morning. When I get back shes napping. When I go to bed she has a crazy ten minutes where she's out of control and sometimes chaces her tail at like three in the morning. Shes my best friend.
That comment made me smile. Have you ever thought of putting a kitty bed on your bed and allowing him to sleep with you? There’s such a feeling of love when that happens
@@TampaJohn I bought her a cat tower which is on the landing just outside my bedroom and many other innovative toys to keep her active but she doesn't bother with any of them. I recently adopted another cat from a rescue centre and now they're both the best of friends. It's the best thing I've ever done for her. They nap together, play together and even poop together despite me putting out two different litter boxes for them 🙄
My cat lets me know that his food bowl is empty and is hungry by slamming the kitchen cupboard door. He does this by catching the bottom lip of the door with his paw and pulls it out and then it slams back in place. And since I'm my cats obedient servant lol, I fill his bowl right away.
NaziFerret I don‘t think so. I owed several european cats and they got to 18, 19 and seventeen years. A veteran cat to me is around 14years old. 8 years is still very young.
@@katana5562 I owed several europoean cats aswell and most of them turned 19-25 but sadly one of them died at 16 because he got lost and one died at 4 because a car ran over her :(
Absolutely brilliant video shooting and editing. No music. Just natural peaceful sounds from the surrounding environment. No humans speak...just texts on the screen. Focus rightfully given to the subject of the video. I felt like I had a rejuvenating 8 minute meditation! Keep up the genius work. Much love to the video creator and the cat....❤️
I've listened to them when they talk to each other, late at night, when they think we are asleep and they make other noises, not the same noises they make for us.
Our works cat drive me nuts meowing, even visitors are surprised the conversations we have. Cute we can have a conversation and has several different meows. I even say to him look after the office, he looks up and says meow and snuggles back down.
Kudos for the video content! Sorry for butting in, I would love your opinion. Have you researched - Alivaay Fluff Talker (do a google search)? It is a good exclusive guide for stopping your cat spraying without the headache. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my good mate called Gray after many years got excellent results with it.
This video was extremely relaxing and I appreciated the real life examples as opposed to pictures and music most videos I see do. I want to give your cat so many snuggles right now. This is one of the happiest cats I've seen. You can definitely tell it's in a home full of love!♡
What a sweet video. I remember my cat used to exhibit all these behaviours with me when she was alive. She used to meow or talk to me, she would follow me around sometimes or come to visit me in the house. She would purr when stroked and patted and would greet every morning when I came downstairs for breakfast or would follow me to bed at bedtime and would even say goodnight. She was so smart! I miss her very much and your cat reminds me of her. Next year, I plan on getting another cat or kitten because I miss having one. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy the time you have with your kitty. It goes too fast.
I've been around cats since I was five years old. I got to be the Food Guy to the last three of my dad's cats whenever he was out of town. Needless to say, they were generally very happy to see me when I showed up, because they knew that meant food in the dish, water in the bowl, kitty litter changed, belly rubs, scritches and lots of attention from Yours Truly, etc.
But how do they know that the cat is saying it owns you when it rubs against you. It just looks like it’s enjoying itself and saying its glad to see you.
Sure but its annoying as hell when they meow so loud you think they want food so you feed them but they keep meowing you pet them and they keep meowing you play with them they keep meowing you put them on the litter box they keep meowing WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM ME CAT
When my boy (I’d never call him just a cat, he was my boy) of 20 years passed, I cried much more than when my mother passed. I don’t mean that as a rebuke against my mom. I loved my mom so much. But Taz was (and will always be) my best friend. The best friend I have ever had or ever will. I was inconsolable. My wife, daughter and the vet tech, almost had to carry me back out to my car. Taz and I had a connection that I can not put into words. Only those who have experienced it can attest to it. These morons who say that cats have no personality, or feelings, haven’t been owned by one. Taz would literally follow me around the house everywhere I went. He would sleep on my bed, in his own little cat bed, in between my wife and I. He would put his paw on my arm when he was asleep. I didn’t dare move it. Ugh! Here I go crying again! With all due respect to all of those cat lovers who have such wonderful friends in their lives. There will never be another Taz. The girls at the vet would come around the front counter and hug him every time I went in there. They would tell me he was their very favorite. I have a story of exactly when we became so connected when he was was young, but it is a long story and my comment is long enough. Thank you to those who had the patience to read my rambling. Much appreciated. Love you all and I Wish you all had the chance to meet him. Peace and love to all. And I hope you are lucky enough to find such a special friend if you haven’t already. ❤️
I understand, friend. The few cats I have raised and taken care of (not owned) have been sweethearts. I disagreed with a few things on this video from my experiences, but overall it gets the message across that they are wonderful if you treat them well. They were my "brothers" or "sisters". To call them my child or pet would put them below me, and they are not. They are companions. They are friends. They are siblings. I personally think that to understand these "animals" is to realize they are the same as we are.
I lost my orange boy Mimi last month to kidney disease. He was 16 and I loved him everyday of his life. For years I dreaded losing him and never took his time with me for granted. I miss caring for him and worrying about him. I know how you feel. It’s an uncomplicated love unlike relationships with people. His death is the hardest thing I’ve dealt with and I know I will not be the same. I’m glad I read your story and about Taz. Know that you are not alone, even if our experiences are a uncommon.
Still, I'd love to read it. Nothing's too long, especially if it's about a dear cat. I know, because I've got one now, and I've had them all my life, and they've practically saved mine. I've also had four Guide Dogs, but now, I just have my Angel. She's 19, and I wrote a bit about her here in the comments if you'd care to read about her. Of course, if it's too painful, I understand, but I also realize that cats are irresistible.
@@heatherstub I’d be happy to tell that story and then honored to read yours. When Taz was 4, I got transferred to a different state. We ended up having to rent a home for a year, while we looked for one to buy. The house was on the old side, in not too good of a Neighborhood, but it did the job. It had the windows with panels, when if you cranked it, the panels would open. Taz was never and outdoor cat, except for a couple of times when he got out out. But he always came back within a few hours, safe and sound. This particular time, I opened the window a bit so he could look out and smell the fresh air. I didn’t think it was near enough to allow him out, but surprise, I went back into the room and he had gotten out. I was worried sick. The yards were small and there were a lot of dogs in the area. Several hours later, I thought I heard something. So I ask my wife and daughter to lower the TV and sure enough, it’s him crying. Only from a distance. I’m outside looking for him and following his cries. I got to the back of our yard and the yard behind me had a small shed, about the height of the 4 foot metal fence. He was on top of that. Only problem being, there was a big, thick Bush preventing him from jumping back into our yard. So I had to push my way into the Bush and get to the fence line. As soon as he saw me, he lept about 5 or 6 feet right into my arms. I felt so much trust coming from him. He had gotten into a battle and lost a portion of the corner of his ear. So he was bleeding. I took care of the ear and I held him. For some reason, I just started crying. This big 6’3. 220lb guy crying. I kept holding him because I knew what he had been through had to have been traumatic and I wanted to make him feel as safe as possible. I kept replaying, over and over in my head, the love and trust he must have felt in me to have just lept so far into my arms. Since that day, our already close relationship got to be inseparable. At the age of 8, he developed diabetes. So there were many trips to the vet throughout the years and for the last 12 years of his life, I gave him 2 insulin shots per day. I never felt inconvenienced. That was like “our time”, if that makes any sense. But, since that day when he got out, that’s the day we became inseparable. He would just sit on my lap, with his head on my arm and we would just stare at each other. Such a connection that we knew what each other was thinking. I’m convinced of that. When he got Too old to jump on the couch or the bed, I bought him pet stairs. Every time I went on the couch or on the bed, no more than 5 seconds later, he’d be climbing the stairs. God I miss him more and more every day. He was my everything. I’d like to think that we made each other’s life complete.
What a first-class professional - walking towards the camera at the right pace, stopping for a quick head rub, looking absolutely cute beyond words: Gale (❤) you sure know how to work the camera and that is why you have won that special place in my heart! OMG that little yawn, that little meow, those little paws .. lots of kitty kisses to you my little baby 💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
My two boys follow me everywhere, I mean everywhere! They greet me at the door when I get home from work. If they aren't at the door, something is wrong. Been this way for years and hope it goes this way for many more.
pmailkeey I thought my cat Belle was wheezing once, but I couldn't tell for sure because every time I tried to listen to her lungs with my stethoscope she started purring loudly. I had to get my friend to help me out. Lol!
@@cindykrueger3663 Wheeze is most likely nasal. Noticed it a few times over the years with different cats - with colds ! I once laid on the bed back to back with my previous cat while she was purring. The sheer amount of vibration I felt in my spine was amazing ! And another bed discovery, this time with my current cat is that their equivalent of shivering is to pulse tense their glutes in sync with their breathing. I could hear the muscles tensing !
Love watching lovely Gale rolling around in the warm sunshine, closing his eyes in ecstasy as he is being gently petted & massaged. His deep & contented purr is beautiful to hear- telling everyone is loved & cared for..........
C M Yeah, we are so lucky to have our cats!! Just 5 minutes ago mine went to run up the stairs, but she ended up hitting her head so hard on the 2nd stair that she did a flip and rolled down.
About cats kneading things. Kittens when feeding on the mother cats teat , knead around the teat to stimulate milk flow . Maybe as adult cats they knead something like a cushion when they are getting sleepy as an instinctive , hard wired behaviour that gives comfort.
newborn breast fed human babies will kneed too! My grandsons both kneaded at their mother's breast while they were fed! Babies are cute, in almost any species!
I thought they where fluffing up the area they where gonna bed down although my cat fluffs up by my head then promptly goes and sleep on my feet guess they have heat censers on there paws
Video is relaxing to watch I rescued my neighbor's cat they had moved and left her behind she was pregnant at the time had no where to go no food no home I caught her a couple times in my garage eating dog food cuz she was trying to keep healthy and nurse her unborn or newborn kittens found them eventually in my shed where she gave birth she had nowhere to go so I made her a little spot in my garage cuz I had dogs in the house so she became my garage cat so her and her kitten stayed in my garage eventually found forever homes for her kittens and kept the momma cat and two of her kittens they are still with me to this day I owe them tremendously for all the things I went through physically and mentally and emotionaly help me more than they know cats are wonderful healing animals never thought I would own a cat but the mama cat totally change my mind about owning a cat love her tremendously and she now has a forever home with me
Wow..I thought I was a seriously mad cat lover, as a child our family always had cats from moggies,to posh kitties, I learned to love all animals,cats ,Birds,foxes,I would often bring various animal's that I had rescued back home to be looked after properly... My mum would say "no more", behind my mums back dad would say theirs a box and blanket in the shed..hush hush he would say..!!!, I am now in my fifties,and have lots of animals in my life,my great Love's have been my rescued cat's, poppy..headges..peaches..harry..oliver..and now a new kitten of 7months old.Chester..I have loved all my animals in the many years of being lucky to have them in our lives..I am very proud to say that my daughter has become an amazing animal lover to, she also brings home helpless animals who need caring and love...I keep saying to her" no more ",but she is just like her grandad, she knows their is a warm blanket, a nice cozy box in the summer house..🐱🐈X.
Quyen Van ho you have a beautiful heart my friend you really are kind giving that cat a home and loving her as you do what a lovely person you are xxxx
All animals help us in so many ways and cats help us to relax. Their soft purr and the way they cuddle to you makes you forget all the days trouble. I love them all. ❤️❤️
I have the impression that we are more like animals than we think. :) I also slowly blink my eyes, when I am safe, calm, full and sleepy. Amazing roses! Gale's ginger fur contrasts beautifully with the dark green of the leaves. A beautiful movie, wise comments on the cat's nature. :)
Not necessarily, a slow blink can be an acknowledgement of your presence and status,it can also be a subtlety a nod,too say that "I defer too your judgement'!"Or I'm hungry, I want something; Can I go out?!! Even then I've known Cats too do this slow blink while approaching, and then launch into an attack.!! Cunning!! I certainly love them and they me. Catman63
Like a person every cat is different, every cat I've had was distinct and unique. They all lived long and happy lives, I could not live without the company of a cat. My Cat Ed is a real character and so alike, yet so different than others. All were adopted through our local rescue shelter
A room mates cat that I was watching once came into the kitchen meowing at me. It walked over to the litter box then back to me, meowing. I got the message. Time to get the scoop...
dont watch many youtube videos really, but this one was a “feelgood” video, really enjoyed it, it reinforces a lot of things I had guessed about my cat, thanks, kev
I Love the Garden that your kitty walkes around in. Your roses are so beautiful thank you for sharing your back yard with me and the rest of us who Love watchng your kitty . Linda McCartney
I believe kneading comes from birth, that's what kittens do when they are drinking milk from their mothers, which means they are happy and fulfilled.😻🤠
@ Sokia Ulvehjerte. I think you mean kittens without mother cats? Of course they don't knead on a bottle! All kittens knead their mothers to stimulate the milk flow, this is completely natural behaviour. Explanations for why cats knead vary, but it is without doubt an instinctive trait. Newborn kittens knead their mother’s belly as they snuggle close to nurse, and the motion is thought to stimulate the flow of milk through her nipples. One rather outdated theory proclaims that cats that knead were separated from or weaned from their mother too early, and therefore continue the kittenish behavior into adulthood, yet nearly all adult cats knead, regardless of how or when they weaned. It’s more likely that the instinctive behavior is simply comforting to cats. (Although some cats do “suckle” the corner of a pillow or blanket while they are kneading.)
@@ValJanela i have 2 feline babies (lil bit 2 1/2 yrs and Trouble 11/2 yr old bobtail) and they were both bottle fed. See bits mom killed all of her 1st litter except bit but she tried to smother him twice and troubles mom took her other kittens and just left him behind. So we brouggt them inside and fed them formula...had to rub their privates to help use the restroom..etc. Anyway they both knead even though they never suckled or were too young to remember it. So i think it is natural instinct kindve like using the litter box.
I cannot imagine Gale ever having an unhappy moment. Can you? and meowing? I cave every time my kitty meows! This sweetie pie could teach the world about all the good things there are in it. I love you, Gale. Who doesn't? Xoxo
Sorry to hear that you lost your cat, Buddy Scotch. I have had many cats since 1982, and every one that has passed away, I cried, my heart was broken. May you find peace. God Bless You.
The slow blink is like a greeting. If you slow blink back you will have made an instant new friend. That's what happened when I did it with my friend's cats when I met them the first time. He slow blinked at me. I slow blinked back and he darted over to be petted instantly.
This is the cutest video I have ever seen. I want to hug that cat so bad! ❤ About purring, the vibration rate of a cat's purr is scientifically proven to be a healing vibration.
Thank you precious Gayle for the tutorial! My kitty Boots does all of these. I know that a kitty rubs its head on you (I call them head rubs) that they are making you with their scent, telling other cats that he/she belongs to me, but I also believe that kitty is saying I love you too. As a side note, I think my kitty is the jealous type because everytime I come back from having been out, he will not let me touch him until he has thoroughly sniffed both of my hands to determine if I have petted another kitty while I was gone. My kitty and I have conversations with each other through slow eye blinks. And lastly, a cat's purr is not only a sign of being happy, helping to heal themselves, but scientific and medical research has shown that a cat's purr is in the hertz range that it helps a broken bone, muscle injury and something else that we have occurred. I have chronic pain syndrome from a trashed low back and when I am having a bad pain day, Boots will lay down close to me and just purr and purr, and his purring helps me feel better. Thank you again for such an informative video and I send you hugs and many chin scratches to such a precious kitty as you. Love you.
If the cat mixes her scent with yours in any possible way (head bumps or scratching your precious carpets...) it's indeed a sign of love. Same thing goes for the slow eye blink or the belly thing. That they make themselves vulnerable in front of you by closing their eyes or presenting vulnerable parts of their body to you by rolling over is similar to when we say: I entrust my live to this friend.
wow! Thank You very much, Jule & James, for such valuable information. :)) Animals do not speak in words like us, but... ... we use the same language of communication as they do. :) This is "body language". We have more in common with animals than we think. :)
I've seen injured cats purr loader than ever and that means they are in fact hurting and need medical attention. But MOST of the time it means you rock and love being with you.
Me and my 20 lb black Bombay cat name Ziggy play games with our eyes we'll both keep our eyes shut and one will peek at the other as soon as the other sees it we shut the eyes again then I'll catch him peeking at me and we both Close Our Eyes again it is the cutest thing
I have a bombay kitty. his name is Noah. Love him to pieces. Be is absolutely the best! He's silly, makes me laugh and most of all very loving. I feel so blessed to have him in my life 😀
I have a Bombay... Miss Molly Mittens... a. k.a " Nurse Molly", lol... also ( Molly Dolly) always concerned that we're OK... & always wants to be w/ one of us.. Sooo lovey & cuddly
I just adopted/rescued my first cat about three months ago. I’ve been trying to learn as much as I can, my family has had cats but never have I had one of my own. He has absolutely been a light in my life, even before quarantine and now especially because we are both in quarantine. He’s such a kidder and does everything except knead. I love him and thank you for uploading such an informational video
When cats slow blink, that also means they trust you. When the tail is up it means they love you. Thanks for the video. It is actually very good. PS your cat is adorable
My cat “Motilda” meows at me when she wants something...attention, outside, eat, open the door, I need more water in all my bowls, I’m bored, I wanna play, throw my toys for me, love me, etc. In other words, she is always communicating with me. If i ignore her, she will stare at me till i acknowledge her. lol Also...she makes her brrrrr sound whenever she’s being loving.
Yes, mine kept me busy too. It didn't matter if he was inside or outside, he always requested to be let through the door to the other side. I think he saw me go in and out so much and he wanted to do that too!
For number 7, I think more research is in order. From what I've read, Kneading is something kittens do when they are nursing on their mother, which most grow out of by the time the get to be adult cats. Some do not grow out of it though. I think all the rest are pretty spot on.
Our three-year-plus tomcat greets me every morning with a full-body stretch and a friendly trill, and I love the big boy for that. His much younger queen companion (about 1 year old) is so very, very observant and smart, almost frighteningly so. If she wants into a room, she will mimic the human gesture... stands up on hindpaws and swipes at the doorknob with forepaws -- usually with her cute, personal trill in lieu of an actual miaow. Love them both to bits!
When my wife and I would eat dinner, I will have a sugar free Pepsi with my dinner every night. When I open it and put the cap on the table, I would inevitably see my girl’s paw slowly reaching up and sliding the cap over off the table. Then she would grab it with her mouth and trot away. It’s so cute. But I’d hate to,see where she has hidden them all. 😐
The kneeding behaviour is actually a remnants from their childhood. When they where babies they kneeded their mom's nipples to make it easier for them to be fed. Adult cats in fact see us as their caretakers. We give them food, attention, warmth and love. And they simply returns the favor in their way
I've seen ours not just knead but suckle at things, so I do believe it's just a behavior that reminds them of good, comforting times. As they're getting older they don't do it as much, but sometimes when I pet one of them she'll still rush off to do this with another cat. Eventually the suckling probably drops off altogether and just becomes kneading. I remember I was holding one when she was around 4 months and she left little slobber spots all over me!
Eisah Vakohler That’s so true. One pair of kittens we had weren’t fully weaned, and one morning I woke up to feel a strange tugging at my finger. I lifted my duvet to find the ginger girl had crawled under there and was sucking on it! A few days later, her brother started suckling at my hair. They did this for about a year, but stopped once they were adults. Sadly we lost both of them last year (aged 16), and our two new babies didn’t suckle on us. 😔 But they’re lovely, so it’s okay.
No! This is a common misconception, unfortunately. Rubbing against you is like hugging a close friend. It is their way of bonding with others. They not only do this to humans but also to their kind if they are in good mood (joyfully excited/happy) and/or meeting "friends" or family members they haven't seen for some time (even though the time is limited to a couple of hours i.e.). My parents cats do this every time my parents prepare their meal. So this is a classical sign that they are joyfully excited to receive food soon(ish) Cats mark their territory by spraying urine at certain prominent positions. Neutered cats usually don't have such a territorial instinct and therefore don't mark their territory, though they might defend what they believe belongs to them, whether this is territorial (i.e. the garden) or subject related (i.e. a human).
@@Kessra In my 70s so I've had cats most of my life. Ginger cats are a little off center never know what is coming. They are a hoot. Male cats I had fixed would still spray in the backyard and not in my home. I adopted a muted calico last October not a kitten a she is the best natured one I've had. Would rather be around her than most people.
@@Kessra agree 100%! a lot of misconceptions with the whole "I own you". they're sharing their scent using their glands if you are part of their pride. they will also do this to each other when family/trusted friend, and like you said, is a part of their bonding!
Sweet video and I've been blessed to experience all it's referring to with the kitties around me. I have one male who will start purring if I say his name toward him, then he comes ambling over to share with me. I take care of a group of about 17 or so abandoned and feral m.h. park felines and they all show these traits at one time or another. Very satisfying for both them and myself.
Great Video and everything is correct, just two things to add: the kneading by kittens also helps their mother to produce milk, purring is an exercise to also strengthen the flexible bone structure of a cat.
I love everything about cats! They are truly amazing creatures and the best spiritual masters for us:) They also like to lick us and I like to kiss them a lot
Same here. They are so very amazing. This cat haters say they have no personality and are very aloof. Nothing could,be further from the truth. They are absolutely incredible friends. (I hate calling them animals or creatures, because they are neither). They are friends. You’re a great person Aysha! BTW, you have a gorgeous name.
When my cat slow blinks at me, I slow blink back to let him know the feeling is mutual.
mine does it, and I do it back, omg talks forever, at least I know where she's at.
@@zubuxstein I'm a cat lover o agree w or explanations very much I blink w my cat
Awww
when i stare at my cat she try claw my eyes out
so if you wanna say the opposite you blink fast? and if you blink fast like you're having a convulsion and seizure it means u feel the opposite with passion? 😂✌
We took in our cat literally off the street, almost dead. Nursed her back to health and give her so much love. She returns the love tenfold. She saved us as
well!
Scooter Liberty so beautiful 😍
I'm so happy your cat survived!
On behalf of cat adorers everywhere, Thank you SO very much for doing that. You are a very special person. Imagine his feeling of hopelessness he had when he was alone and sick and hungry. Then his knights in shining armor came along and gave him a home that he couldn’t have imagined having just a short time ago! Thank you, thank you, thank you. It’s people like yourself that give me hope for the future. ❤️. We love you for your kindness.
Just don't overfeed cat as this guy on video.
you are an amazing amazing person
Expectation: *I own a cat*
Reality: *My cat: I OWN A HUMAN*
Very true
Amen!😁 God Bless. 🐈
Im sorry Jon
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@@taterds7858 oh no, my nightmares are sprouting again, Garfield don't please.
I love the sound of a purring cat.
@john tracy, the most relaxing sound in the world, isn't it?!!?
Who doesn't!
If you can’t sleep, bliss. There are recorded cat purrs if a cat doesn’t own you
i love the sound of garbage truck in the morning
MysticKoolaid808 Right, and it's good to listen to when depressed also because of the vibrations and frequencies.
My cat, Buddy Scotch died in 2016. I use to have serious problems with anger but God worked through Buddy. I am a better man today because of that sweet cat. I miss Buddy so much. He had big cheeks and adored me. He followed me everywhere, slept in my neck, I'm 52 and can still cry like a little girl when I think of him. I want to love & defend all of them. The cat in this video is an Orange 4-Legged Angel.
@@clementhaa An edgy teenage atheist always has to come out of the woodwork.
@Tarshish Jupiter Have fun with your imaginary friends mate.
@@clementhaa I didn't even say I believe in God.
I'm so sorry about your Buddy. He was lucky to have you. Animals can teach us lots of things if we are open. I'm taking care of a horse and he's teaching me patience and that I don't need words to communicate. With horses it's much better if you don't speak to them a lot. Maybe someday you'll find another kitty or dog or critter to love. The animals need people like us!
@@FeldwebelWolfenstool That's the proper way of talking for a religious man. Good boy never try to be different than what you are
Nothing better then hearing that motor running
I can see that your cat loves you. You must treat her like a little queen!
She not *just like* a queen...
She is a queen!
He spoils the hell out of that cat lol look how chubby he is
Is this a compliment? The cat’s a he . . .
That’s a boy it a king 👑
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I have a MASSIVE cat who was abused horrifically. As an INFJ/empath, he thankfully was drawn to me quickly. I adopted him and began the healing process, which was actually hurtful: this cat put his trust in me, even after other people had severely hurt him mentally, physically and emotionally. Thankfully I had the best of intentions and he began to heal incredibly fast. Now, every night, he lays with his massive head in my lap and purrs, knowing that he's safe and will never be abused again. I regularly perform reiki on him and every night he has to clean me. Its so funny: he'll clean himself a while then pull my hand and arm to him and clean me for a while, going back and forth between the two. His name is Gabriel and he truly is an angel! 🐱❤
You are blessed to have this cat with you. Love.
@@kiwi5162 I truly am! Thank you 🐱!
this is the sweetest message ive read!!
My cat does the same thing!! She sits on me and grooms herself. Then she licks my chest/hands. Bites my hand if I try to move it haha. So cute but actually hurts after a while if she keeps hitting the same spot.
My kitty Luna is like your kitty. I helped a friend adopt out their kittens, Luna being one of those kittens. Found a great home for all the kittens, but the family that took Luna called after a few months saying she was almost feral. I said I would take her back, as they worried she would bite or scratch. I got her back to my place and poor Luna was not feral but scared out of her mind. She was anxious and scared. She is now literally my cat, it took 2 months for her to come out of her shell. She only allows me to pet her, she doesn't trust anyone else. But she snuggles with me every night and demands loves. Luna will meow loudly at me if I stop petting her and will flip her tail at me to get my attention. I have to scratch her tummy, she loves her tummy rubbed. She knows when I'm having a rough night, I have ptsd and often get nightmares. Its like she knows this and wants to help me get rest by just being there next to me.
Just watching this cat gives me peace. My kitty demands attention then repays me with bunny kicks. She sits on every window sill and pushes off anything in her way. Runs up to my bedroom window and spys on me when I leave for work on a morning. When I get back shes napping. When I go to bed she has a crazy ten minutes where she's out of control and sometimes chaces her tail at like three in the morning. Shes my best friend.
That comment made me smile. Have you ever thought of putting a kitty bed on your bed and allowing him to sleep with you? There’s such a feeling of love when that happens
@@TampaJohn I bought her a cat tower which is on the landing just outside my bedroom and many other innovative toys to keep her active but she doesn't bother with any of them. I recently adopted another cat from a rescue centre and now they're both the best of friends. It's the best thing I've ever done for her. They nap together, play together and even poop together despite me putting out two different litter boxes for them 🙄
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@@TampaJohn just let the cat sleep on you, mine thinks I'm a pillow
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My cat lets me know that his food bowl is empty and is hungry by slamming the kitchen cupboard door. He does this by catching the bottom lip of the door with his paw and pulls it out and then it slams back in place. And since I'm my cats obedient servant lol, I fill his bowl right away.
@@Panzerram 8 years old.
NaziFerret I don‘t think so. I owed several european cats and they got to 18, 19 and seventeen years. A veteran cat to me is around 14years old. 8 years is still very young.
@@katana5562 I owed several europoean cats aswell and most of them turned 19-25 but sadly one of them died at 16 because he got lost and one died at 4 because a car ran over her :(
my cat (while she was still around) used to hit her bowl until she got what she wanted
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Absolutely brilliant video shooting and editing. No music. Just natural peaceful sounds from the surrounding environment. No humans speak...just texts on the screen. Focus rightfully given to the subject of the video. I felt like I had a rejuvenating 8 minute meditation! Keep up the genius work. Much love to the video creator and the cat....❤️
The frequency at which cats purr is known to heal bone and tissue.
Cat purrs also heal metaphorically broken hearts 🥺
All I can say is that it heals my soul nicely.
Thats just a theory and its not proven at all. But who needs facts when we have opinions, amiright?!
@@meavyhetalderzweitegrafvon8240 at worse, it'll be a good placebo effect 😉
@@meavyhetalderzweitegrafvon8240 opinions are the best
My cat literally says MAMA when she can’t find me it’s so precious and pitiful at the same time she definitely loves me
My cat does that when he’s distraught. It’s so sweet!
Your cat has a pair of moustache,if yes, he/she could be the reincarnation of Freddie Mercury.
Elizabeth Marks-Graham My cat would say "Mom" sometimes. I loved it. 😺
@@axellea1592 MAMMAAAAA OOOOOHHHHHHH
“Cats learned they can get things by meowing.” Ain’t that the truth.
I've listened to them when they talk to each other, late at night, when they think we are asleep and they make other noises, not the same noises they make for us.
Yes that a kay I cat
I tried meowing, but it did not work out too well...
Almost. The only way I can catch my cat meowing is with a webcam and if he wants food he walks to the kitchen and just stares at his empty bowl.
Our works cat drive me nuts meowing, even visitors are surprised the conversations we have.
Cute we can have a conversation and has several different meows.
I even say to him look after the office, he looks up and says meow and snuggles back down.
Oh my goodness, how sweet is this cat ❤️
Such a great cat.
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That cat is very cut just like my tow cats
Kudos for the video content! Sorry for butting in, I would love your opinion. Have you researched - Alivaay Fluff Talker (do a google search)? It is a good exclusive guide for stopping your cat spraying without the headache. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my good mate called Gray after many years got excellent results with it.
My cat is like that she loves me she’s exactly like this cat! But she is sensitive to some places, but either way she’s exactly like that
This video was extremely relaxing and I appreciated the real life examples as opposed to pictures and music most videos I see do. I want to give your cat so many snuggles right now. This is one of the happiest cats I've seen. You can definitely tell it's in a home full of love!♡
What a sweet video. I remember my cat used to exhibit all these behaviours with me when she was alive. She used to meow or talk to me, she would follow me around sometimes or come to visit me in the house. She would purr when stroked and patted and would greet every morning when I came downstairs for breakfast or would follow me to bed at bedtime and would even say goodnight. She was so smart! I miss her very much and your cat reminds me of her. Next year, I plan on getting another cat or kitten because I miss having one. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy the time you have with your kitty. It goes too fast.
Stephen Rudberg - Have you adopted another cat? I think a cat would be lucky to have you as a friend.
I've been around cats since I was five years old.
I got to be the Food Guy to the last three of my dad's cats whenever he was out of town.
Needless to say, they were generally very happy to see me when I showed up, because they knew that meant food in the dish, water in the bowl, kitty litter changed, belly rubs, scritches and lots of attention from Yours Truly, etc.
I'm the 'food dude' and the 'open the door guy' for my cats.
Liam Wescott - Was it in some way rewarding to you?
Cats are the cutest thing i have ever seen in my life
This is a key I cat
*CHANGE MY MIND*
@@owet2184 Baby Yoda
First Cat and Then come Aqua the useless goddess
They are also one of the deadliest creatures on the planet.
There is no better thing than to be owned by a cat. 😊
😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻for sure💙
But how do they know that the cat is saying it owns you when it rubs against you. It just looks like it’s enjoying itself and saying its glad to see you.
@@jennifercole9994 probably many science studies over the years have confirmed cat behavior
"No greater gift than the love of a cat"--- Charles Dickens
Sure but its annoying as hell when they meow so loud you think they want food so you feed them but they keep meowing you pet them and they keep meowing you play with them they keep meowing you put them on the litter box they keep meowing
WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM ME CAT
I was slow blinking back at this cat
Your cat is obviously a very happy kitty and very loved!😺💕
just a tad over wieght
This cat is so adorable! I just want to hug and kiss it! 😍
When my boy (I’d never call him just a cat, he was my boy) of 20 years passed, I cried much more than when my mother passed. I don’t mean that as a rebuke against my mom. I loved my mom so much. But Taz was (and will always be) my best friend. The best friend I have ever had or ever will. I was inconsolable. My wife, daughter and the vet tech, almost had to carry me back out to my car. Taz and I had a connection that I can not put into words. Only those who have experienced it can attest to it. These morons who say that cats have no personality, or feelings, haven’t been owned by one. Taz would literally follow me around the house everywhere I went. He would sleep on my bed, in his own little cat bed, in between my wife and I. He would put his paw on my arm when he was asleep. I didn’t dare move it. Ugh! Here I go crying again! With all due respect to all of those cat lovers who have such wonderful friends in their lives. There will never be another Taz. The girls at the vet would come around the front counter and hug him every time I went in there. They would tell me he was their very favorite. I have a story of exactly when we became so connected when he was was young, but it is a long story and my comment is long enough. Thank you to those who had the patience to read my rambling. Much appreciated. Love you all and I Wish you all had the chance to meet him. Peace and love to all. And I hope you are lucky enough to find such a special friend if you haven’t already. ❤️
I understand, friend. The few cats I have raised and taken care of (not owned) have been sweethearts. I disagreed with a few things on this video from my experiences, but overall it gets the message across that they are wonderful if you treat them well. They were my "brothers" or "sisters". To call them my child or pet would put them below me, and they are not. They are companions. They are friends. They are siblings.
I personally think that to understand these "animals" is to realize they are the same as we are.
I lost my orange boy Mimi last month to kidney disease. He was 16 and I loved him everyday of his life. For years I dreaded losing him and never took his time with me for granted. I miss caring for him and worrying about him. I know how you feel. It’s an uncomplicated love unlike relationships with people. His death is the hardest thing I’ve dealt with and I know I will not be the same. I’m glad I read your story and about Taz. Know that you are not alone, even if our experiences are a uncommon.
Still, I'd love to read it. Nothing's too long, especially if it's about a dear cat. I know, because I've got one now, and I've had them all my life, and they've practically saved mine. I've also had four Guide Dogs, but now, I just have my Angel. She's 19, and I wrote a bit about her here in the comments if you'd care to read about her. Of course, if it's too painful, I understand, but I also realize that cats are irresistible.
@@heatherstub Do you mind reposting in this reply, because I can’t find your story.
@@heatherstub I’d be happy to tell that story and then honored to read yours.
When Taz was 4, I got transferred to a different state. We ended up having to rent a home for a year, while we looked for one to buy. The house was on the old side, in not too good of a Neighborhood, but it did the job. It had the windows with panels, when if you cranked it, the panels would open. Taz was never and outdoor cat, except for a couple of times when he got out out. But he always came back within a few hours, safe and sound. This particular time, I opened the window a bit so he could look out and smell the fresh air. I didn’t think it was near enough to allow him out, but surprise, I went back into the room and he had gotten out. I was worried sick. The yards were small and there were a lot of dogs in the area. Several hours later, I thought I heard something. So I ask my wife and daughter to lower the TV and sure enough, it’s him crying. Only from a distance. I’m outside looking for him and following his cries. I got to the back of our yard and the yard behind me had a small shed, about the height of the 4 foot metal fence. He was on top of that. Only problem being, there was a big, thick Bush preventing him from jumping back into our yard. So I had to push my way into the Bush and get to the fence line. As soon as he saw me, he lept about 5 or 6 feet right into my arms. I felt so much trust coming from him. He had gotten into a battle and lost a portion of the corner of his ear. So he was bleeding. I took care of the ear and I held him. For some reason, I just started crying. This big 6’3. 220lb guy crying. I kept holding him because I knew what he had been through had to have been traumatic and I wanted to make him feel as safe as possible. I kept replaying, over and over in my head, the love and trust he must have felt in me to have just lept so far into my arms. Since that day, our already close relationship got to be inseparable. At the age of 8, he developed diabetes. So there were many trips to the vet throughout the years and for the last 12 years of his life, I gave him 2 insulin shots per day. I never felt inconvenienced. That was like “our time”, if that makes any sense.
But, since that day when he got out, that’s the day we became inseparable. He would just sit on my lap, with his head on my arm and we would just stare at each other. Such a connection that we knew what each other was thinking. I’m convinced of that. When he got Too old to jump on the couch or the bed, I bought him pet stairs. Every time I went on the couch or on the bed, no more than 5 seconds later, he’d be climbing the stairs. God I miss him more and more every day. He was my everything. I’d like to think that we made each other’s life complete.
What a first-class professional - walking towards the camera at the right pace, stopping for a quick head rub, looking absolutely cute beyond words: Gale (❤) you sure know how to work the camera and that is why you have won that special place in my heart! OMG that little yawn, that little meow, those little paws .. lots of kitty kisses to you my little baby 💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
😂😂🤗
My two boys follow me everywhere, I mean everywhere!
They greet me at the door when I get home from work. If they aren't at the door, something is wrong. Been this way for years and hope it goes this way for many more.
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You know you've cracked it with your cat if you can start it purring just by speaking.
Lmao my kittens does this
Yes! Everytime I call for my cat, she appears immediately with a very loud purr haha
pmailkeey I thought my cat Belle was wheezing once, but I couldn't tell for sure because every time I tried to listen to her lungs with my stethoscope she started purring loudly. I had to get my friend to help me out. Lol!
@@cindykrueger3663 Wheeze is most likely nasal. Noticed it a few times over the years with different cats - with colds !
I once laid on the bed back to back with my previous cat while she was purring. The sheer amount of vibration I felt in my spine was amazing !
And another bed discovery, this time with my current cat is that their equivalent of shivering is to pulse tense their glutes in sync with their breathing. I could hear the muscles tensing !
I once had a foster cat that would start to purr on sight of me. 😸
Love watching lovely Gale rolling around in the warm sunshine, closing his eyes in ecstasy as he is being gently petted & massaged. His deep & contented purr is beautiful to hear- telling everyone is loved & cared for..........
this may be a sad statement but my best friend is a cat. beat humans hands down.
Mine is too.. I don't have any friends.
C M Yeah, we are so lucky to have our cats!! Just 5 minutes ago mine went to run up the stairs, but she ended up hitting her head so hard on the 2nd stair that she did a flip and rolled down.
Stained Brain awwwww I pray that kitty 🐱 is well 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽😕😕😕
Terry Speller She was fine afterwards lol. She was just really hyper. But thank you!
Stained Brain you’re sooo very welcome ‼️‼️‼️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I’m so glad I belong to my cat! He takes such good care of me.
About cats kneading things. Kittens when feeding on the mother cats teat , knead around the teat to stimulate milk flow . Maybe as adult cats they knead something like a cushion when they are getting sleepy as an instinctive , hard wired behaviour that gives comfort.
newborn breast fed human babies will kneed too! My grandsons both kneaded at their mother's breast while they were fed! Babies are cute, in almost any species!
I thought they where fluffing up the area they where gonna bed down although my cat fluffs up by my head then promptly goes and sleep on my feet guess they have heat censers on there paws
To ; Cec Poole
Do you have a problem with the t word. So not necessary to use it. We're not stupid -
Video is relaxing to watch I rescued my neighbor's cat they had moved and left her behind she was pregnant at the time had no where to go no food no home I caught her a couple times in my garage eating dog food cuz she was trying to keep healthy and nurse her unborn or newborn kittens found them eventually in my shed where she gave birth she had nowhere to go so I made her a little spot in my garage cuz I had dogs in the house so she became my garage cat so her and her kitten stayed in my garage eventually found forever homes for her kittens and kept the momma cat and two of her kittens they are still with me to this day I owe them tremendously for all the things I went through physically and mentally and emotionaly help me more than they know cats are wonderful healing animals never thought I would own a cat but the mama cat totally change my mind about owning a cat love her tremendously and she now has a forever home with me
Quyen Va ho Awwwww...good for you. There's a special place in Hell for people who abandon their pets - especially pregnant ones.
Wow..I thought I was a seriously mad cat lover, as a child our family always had cats from moggies,to posh kitties, I learned to love all animals,cats ,Birds,foxes,I would often bring various animal's that I had rescued back home to be looked after properly... My mum would say "no more", behind my mums back dad would say theirs a box and blanket in the shed..hush hush he would say..!!!, I am now in my fifties,and have lots of animals in my life,my great Love's have been my rescued cat's, poppy..headges..peaches..harry..oliver..and now a new kitten of 7months old.Chester..I have loved all my animals in the many years of being lucky to have them in our lives..I am very proud to say that my daughter has become an amazing animal lover to, she also brings home helpless animals who need caring and love...I keep saying to her" no more ",but she is just like her grandad, she knows their is a warm blanket, a nice cozy box in the summer house..🐱🐈X.
What a really good thing you did. Thanks for looking out for the neglected and abandoned animals.
Quyen Van ho you have a beautiful heart my friend you really are kind giving that cat a home and loving her as you do what a lovely person you are xxxx
Really wonderful to hear that you became a true cat lover too and are spending time with your garage cat ❤️
All animals help us in so many ways and cats help us to relax. Their soft purr and the way they cuddle to you makes you forget all the days trouble. I love them all. ❤️❤️
I have the impression that we are more like animals than we think.
:)
I also slowly blink my eyes, when I am safe, calm, full and sleepy.
Amazing roses!
Gale's ginger fur contrasts beautifully with the dark green of the leaves.
A beautiful movie, wise comments on the cat's nature. :)
Mahcyah S.
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Slow cat blink means they love you
That's true, i agree
Not necessarily, a slow blink can be an acknowledgement of your presence and status,it can also be a subtlety a nod,too say that "I defer too your judgement'!"Or I'm hungry, I want something; Can I go out?!! Even then I've known Cats too do this slow blink while approaching, and then launch into an attack.!! Cunning!! I certainly love them and they me. Catman63
Brett Smith i c i c, you 2 are cat experts.
It's Fiesta!
When my cat does this we call him dreamie
Damn, I though my family's cat hated me, after seeing that it does a few of these with me I guess it is okay with me
Wosh Tube Yeah. I need to remember cats aren’t dogs.
Like a person every cat is different, every cat I've had was distinct and unique. They all lived long and happy lives, I could not live without the company of a cat. My Cat Ed is a real character and so alike, yet so different than others. All were adopted through our local rescue shelter
A room mates cat that I was watching once came into the kitchen meowing at me. It walked over to the litter box then back to me, meowing. I got the message. Time to get the scoop...
I hope you scooped it onto your roommate's bed.
Hahaha that's so cute :)
Mike DeBell u know u don’t need a litter box u could avoid it by toilet training ur cats
Kitty had you trained. So cute. You are a good sport, and helpful roomate
@@brendastuart194 Yea. Lol
dont watch many youtube videos really, but this one was a “feelgood” video, really enjoyed it, it reinforces a lot of things I had guessed about my cat, thanks, kev
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I Love the Garden that your kitty walkes around in. Your roses are so beautiful thank you for sharing your back yard with me and the rest of us who Love watchng your kitty . Linda McCartney
Gale: "this is MY HOOMAN, get your own!!!!!
When cats lay down next to you and purr, that’s when you are totally accepted by them 🤣❤️
I believe kneading comes from birth, that's what kittens do when they are drinking milk from their mothers, which means they are happy and fulfilled.😻🤠
Yes, I agree
This only happends with force weaned cats. When they wean on their own they dont do this.
@ Sokia Ulvehjerte. I think you mean kittens without mother cats? Of course they don't knead on a bottle! All kittens knead their mothers to stimulate the milk flow, this is completely natural behaviour. Explanations for why cats knead vary, but it is without doubt an instinctive trait. Newborn kittens knead their mother’s belly as they snuggle close to nurse, and the motion is thought to stimulate the flow of milk through her nipples. One rather outdated theory proclaims that cats that knead were separated from or weaned from their mother too early, and therefore continue the kittenish behavior into adulthood, yet nearly all adult cats knead, regardless of how or when they weaned. It’s more likely that the instinctive behavior is simply comforting to cats. (Although some cats do “suckle” the corner of a pillow or blanket while they are kneading.)
@@ValJanela i have 2 feline babies (lil bit 2 1/2 yrs and Trouble 11/2 yr old bobtail) and they were both bottle fed. See bits mom killed all of her 1st litter except bit but she tried to smother him twice and troubles mom took her other kittens and just left him behind. So we brouggt them inside and fed them formula...had to rub their privates to help use the restroom..etc. Anyway they both knead even though they never suckled or were too young to remember it. So i think it is natural instinct kindve like using the litter box.
Purring does not always mean that the cat is happy.
I cannot imagine Gale ever having an unhappy moment. Can you? and meowing? I cave every time my kitty meows! This sweetie pie could teach the world about all the good things there are in it. I love you, Gale. Who doesn't? Xoxo
Sorry to hear that you lost your cat, Buddy Scotch. I have had many cats since 1982, and every one that has passed away, I cried, my heart was broken. May you find peace. God Bless You.
She is just so sweet - so fortunate for her that she came to such a kind and loving home.
The slow blink is like a greeting. If you slow blink back you will have made an instant new friend. That's what happened when I did it with my friend's cats when I met them the first time. He slow blinked at me. I slow blinked back and he darted over to be petted instantly.
the bond between a good owner and a good cat is very deep
This is the cutest video I have ever seen. I want to hug that cat so bad! ❤ About purring, the vibration rate of a cat's purr is scientifically proven to be a healing vibration.
Thank you precious Gayle for the tutorial! My kitty Boots does all of these. I know that a kitty rubs its head on you (I call them head rubs) that they are making you with their scent, telling other cats that he/she belongs to me, but I also believe that kitty is saying I love you too. As a side note, I think my kitty is the jealous type because everytime I come back from having been out, he will not let me touch him until he has thoroughly sniffed both of my hands to determine if I have petted another kitty while I was gone. My kitty and I have conversations with each other through slow eye blinks. And lastly, a cat's purr is not only a sign of being happy, helping to heal themselves, but scientific and medical research has shown that a cat's purr is in the hertz range that it helps a broken bone, muscle injury and something else that we have occurred. I have chronic pain syndrome from a trashed low back and when I am having a bad pain day, Boots will lay down close to me and just purr and purr, and his purring helps me feel better. Thank you again for such an informative video and I send you hugs and many chin scratches to such a precious kitty as you. Love you.
Very interesting comment. :)
Amazing information, especially about the frequency of cat purring sound.
I wish You health... purr...purr :)
Najedzony Kot Thank you so very much. 😸😸😻😸
If the cat mixes her scent with yours in any possible way (head bumps or scratching your precious carpets...) it's indeed a sign of love. Same thing goes for the slow eye blink or the belly thing. That they make themselves vulnerable in front of you by closing their eyes or presenting vulnerable parts of their body to you by rolling over is similar to when we say: I entrust my live to this friend.
wow!
Thank You very much, Jule & James, for such valuable information. :))
Animals do not speak in words like us, but...
... we use the same language of communication as they do. :)
This is "body language".
We have more in common with animals than we think. :)
JAMES PURKS Awesome answer. My beloved kitties are the same sweet way.
I've seen injured cats purr loader than ever and that means they are in fact hurting and need medical attention. But MOST of the time it means you rock and love being with you.
I like the follows you wherever you go and the talking parts...so nice and heartwarming to have a cute furry companion to go through the day 😸
Charlee isn't my cat, I am his human!!
Me and my 20 lb black Bombay cat name Ziggy play games with our eyes we'll both keep our eyes shut and one will peek at the other as soon as the other sees it we shut the eyes again then I'll catch him peeking at me and we both Close Our Eyes again it is the cutest thing
I have a bombay kitty. his name is Noah. Love him to pieces. Be is absolutely the best! He's silly, makes me laugh and most of all very loving. I feel so blessed to have him in my life 😀
Quite amazing 😍
I have a Bombay... Miss Molly Mittens... a. k.a " Nurse Molly", lol... also ( Molly Dolly) always concerned that we're OK... & always wants to be w/ one of us.. Sooo lovey & cuddly
omg i have a fat tuxedo man named Jack, and we do this all the time!!! I thought we were the only ones! haha
I just adopted/rescued my first cat about three months ago. I’ve been trying to learn as much as I can, my family has had cats but never have I had one of my own. He has absolutely been a light in my life, even before quarantine and now especially because we are both in quarantine. He’s such a kidder and does everything except knead. I love him and thank you for uploading such an informational video
I loved your video because it was so quiet...just lovely garden sounds, you and your cat.
My two rescue kitties do these gestures of affection all the time
Whole my life living with cats, I adore cats,they healing me , give to me relief and relaxing me ......
Lolol....I could watch this kitty cat for hour's, it's so relaxing!!!! And its so beautiful, thank you for the video
When cats slow blink, that also means they trust you. When the tail is up it means they love you. Thanks for the video. It is actually very good. PS your cat is adorable
My cat “Motilda” meows at me when she wants something...attention, outside, eat, open the door, I need more water in all my bowls, I’m bored, I wanna play, throw my toys for me, love me, etc. In other words, she is always communicating with me. If i ignore her, she will stare at me till i acknowledge her. lol
Also...she makes her brrrrr sound whenever she’s being loving.
Yes, mine kept me busy too. It didn't matter if he was inside or outside, he always requested to be let through the door to the other side. I think he saw me go in and out so much and he wanted to do that too!
That's purring.
Mine too, and if I don't she starts gently swiping at me until I give her an apology in the form of extra attention
There was only one example of a meow here, cats have so many different sounding meows. Even ones when they are alone and feel lonely.
When cats rub on you that's equivalent to a hug
That cute little squeaky meow she has! I melted
This is such a beautiful, sweet cat. It's pure is so relaxing.
"They own you." Haha, of course! We are not their masters. They simply got a human. :P
And we got them :))
Dogs have owners, cats have servants!
But they also protect their servants.
Holly Aurora Lavender Lilac Nova Radiant Starlight WE are their "human slaves" & I have NO PROBLEM with that! I love them!!
True!
Gale, you big orange floof!! I love you 😘😍
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For number 7, I think more research is in order. From what I've read, Kneading is something kittens do when they are nursing on their mother, which most grow out of by the time the get to be adult cats. Some do not grow out of it though. I think all the rest are pretty spot on.
That cat is adorable and one of the sweetest cats online.
This cuuuuute purmachine sooooo lovely
When I first saw my cat per I said “MOM IS THE CAT SUPPOSED TO BE VIBRATING?!?!?!”
How did she react?
She just laughed and told me it was purring
Greetings from Chile. I really love cats!!! They are wonderful creatures!!! Thank you for your teaching. God bless you!!!
I just love my little Siamese cat, she is sooo precious.....I could never be without her, she makes me smile with her little antics.
BEAUTIFUL cat... & that PURRRR!
you are Both SO blessed to have each other!
Cats are our spiritual companions in this world.
Gale is adorably sweet in this. How nice it would be to hold him in your lap, kneading, and blissfully purring. Heaven! 🐈❤️❤️
Our three-year-plus tomcat greets me every morning with a full-body stretch and a friendly trill, and I love the big boy for that. His much younger queen companion (about 1 year old) is so very, very observant and smart, almost frighteningly so. If she wants into a room, she will mimic the human gesture... stands up on hindpaws and swipes at the doorknob with forepaws -- usually with her cute, personal trill in lieu of an actual miaow. Love them both to bits!
Well I already knew all of this but thats ok because it was a cute cat 🐱
OMG I absolutely love this kitty. He is adorable!!!
This is so soothing. Thank you so much youtube for recommending this to me on this specific day of my life.
Thank you cat and human for bringing sanity to my life. You both made my day perfect. Love you.
Nice video. And as always I love seeing Gale. He really is a great and beautiful kitty. He sure loves his dad. That's for sure.
When my wife and I would eat dinner, I will have a sugar free Pepsi with my dinner every night. When I open it and put the cap on the table, I would inevitably see my girl’s paw slowly reaching up and sliding the cap over off the table. Then she would grab it with her mouth and trot away. It’s so cute. But I’d hate to,see where she has hidden them all. 😐
She'll never tell, either.
Cute and happy kitty ❤🐈 you are a great owner!
The kneeding behaviour is actually a remnants from their childhood.
When they where babies they kneeded their mom's nipples to make it easier for them to be fed.
Adult cats in fact see us as their caretakers. We give them food, attention, warmth and love. And they simply returns the favor in their way
I've seen ours not just knead but suckle at things, so I do believe it's just a behavior that reminds them of good, comforting times.
As they're getting older they don't do it as much, but sometimes when I pet one of them she'll still rush off to do this with another cat. Eventually the suckling probably drops off altogether and just becomes kneading.
I remember I was holding one when she was around 4 months and she left little slobber spots all over me!
Eisah Vakohler That’s so true. One pair of kittens we had weren’t fully weaned, and one morning I woke up to feel a strange tugging at my finger. I lifted my duvet to find the ginger girl had crawled under there and was sucking on it! A few days later, her brother started suckling at my hair. They did this for about a year, but stopped once they were adults. Sadly we lost both of them last year (aged 16), and our two new babies didn’t suckle on us. 😔 But they’re lovely, so it’s okay.
We are very sad. Please show the vidio. Of lis and gara
Yeah
Idk I saw my cat do it with the couch.
*me after letting another cat rub up against me* "Hi Pickle!"
My Cat: "what's that smell" °^°
Oh my God Iove cats S00000 much🐆 They Have the Power to heal your Soul 😇
Yes, cats can be good therapy for one's soul.
Plus they taste yummy 😋
@@christru21 whoa what the fuck that escalated quickly
Jesus is the way to heal your soul
@@christru21 i- 😳 LMAO 😭 NOOO 💀
They mark their territory and you're IT. Pretty ginger cat.
No! This is a common misconception, unfortunately. Rubbing against you is like hugging a close friend. It is their way of bonding with others. They not only do this to humans but also to their kind if they are in good mood (joyfully excited/happy) and/or meeting "friends" or family members they haven't seen for some time (even though the time is limited to a couple of hours i.e.). My parents cats do this every time my parents prepare their meal. So this is a classical sign that they are joyfully excited to receive food soon(ish)
Cats mark their territory by spraying urine at certain prominent positions. Neutered cats usually don't have such a territorial instinct and therefore don't mark their territory, though they might defend what they believe belongs to them, whether this is territorial (i.e. the garden) or subject related (i.e. a human).
@@Kessra In my 70s so I've had cats most of my life. Ginger cats are a little off center never know what is coming. They are a hoot. Male cats I had fixed would still spray in the backyard and not in my home. I adopted a muted calico last October not a kitten a she is the best natured one I've had. Would rather be around her than most people.
@@Kessra agree 100%! a lot of misconceptions with the whole "I own you". they're sharing their scent using their glands if you are part of their pride. they will also do this to each other when family/trusted friend, and like you said, is a part of their bonding!
Thats one loved and loving creature! (The gardens were also wonderful.)
What a good kitty :) He is very good at purring. Obviously he has had lots of practice because he is a happy kitty cat :) Well done OP!
I noticed the lovely garden you have. The place looks beautiful and idyllic :-)
What a love munch!! Thank you fir sharing your precious friend! 💕
Why is your cat SOOOO CUTEEEE!!!
that was a lovely video. thank you !
Sweet video and I've been blessed to experience all it's referring to with the kitties around me. I have one male who will start purring if I say his name toward him, then he comes ambling over to share with me. I take care of a group of about 17 or so abandoned and feral m.h. park felines and they all show these traits at one time or another. Very satisfying for both them and myself.
whalesong999 What you are doing is wonderful! The cats you care for know that you love them and they love you back!💕😺💕
All animals are beautiful on their own, but is there any animal more beautiful and graceful than a cat? ♡
Beautiful kitty, love your garden.
That is 1 cute and well looked after kitty.
Now forgive me, as this makes me want to go snuggle my cat.
Great Video and everything is correct, just two things to add: the kneading by kittens also helps their mother to produce milk, purring is an exercise to also strengthen the flexible bone structure of a cat.
If the cat holds tail straight up, it means greeting you. If it's up curled it means the cat loves you.
A cat's love is so very special. You have to earn it. Your video had such a wonderful calming effect on me. I could watch cat videos all day😀.
Tvoja maca tebe mnogo voli, uvek te lepo pita daj mi Mesa da jedem 😻. Pozdrav od Australie.
I love everything about cats! They are truly amazing creatures and the best spiritual masters for us:) They also like to lick us and I like to kiss them a lot
Same here. They are so very amazing. This cat haters say they have no personality and are very aloof. Nothing could,be further from the truth. They are absolutely incredible friends. (I hate calling them animals or creatures, because they are neither). They are friends. You’re a great person Aysha! BTW, you have a gorgeous name.
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