Cat kneading

If you have lived with a cat, you have probably seen them rhythmically push their paws back and forth against a soft surface or object. This is known as kneading, but another popular name for it is making biscuits. All cats are different when it comes to kneading. Some do it faster, some drool, and some cats may not knead at all. There are many reasons why your cat kneads. 5-Minute Crafts will show you what this could mean.

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Have you seen your cats knead? Did you try asking your vet why they are doing such an act? We will answer your question by presenting you the reasons why they need to knead. Cats are exciting creatures, with lots of unique traits and behaviors that only they can do. Some of their unique behaviors include curling up tightly to take a nap or their distinct grooming rituals after taking their meal and of course kneading.