Does Your Cat Allow You to RUB THEIR BELLY? - Here Is What It Really Means (Extremely Rare!)
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Published 2024-06-19
However, if your cat allows you to rub their belly, it's a significant sign of trust and affection. We'll explore what it truly means when your cat exposes their belly and enjoys the rubs, revealing that this gesture is one of the ultimate expressions of love and comfort in the feline world. Join us as we uncover the secrets behind this common yet misunderstood aspect of cat behavior, helping you better understand and connect with your beloved pet.
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All Comments (21)
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My cat flaps down on his back and just stretches out when I rub his belly. Never tried to bite or swat me. Guess I am one of the lucky ones.
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My cat not only likes tummy rubs, but when sprawled out on our grass outside, would let strangers rub her tummy. People were always amazed.
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My cat (female short-hair tuxie) loves having her belly rubbed. She meows, purrs and makes biscuits ❤
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All of my cats have been what I call 'belly cats', they loved their belly rubs and would only relax once I have my hand on their belly keeping them warm
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My huge ginger fluffball adores belly rubs he purrs loudly, and the same when I brush his tummy
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My Long hair tuxie boy LOVES belly rubs! He will roll over and grab my hand and pull it to his fluffy and push. He gets rubs and stretches and purrs. ❤❤❤
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I have 2 cats. A 15 yr old boy, and a 13 yr old girl. They love tummy rubs, and will ask for them when they want them!
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My cats love their belly's rubbed.
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3 of our 4 cats LOVE belly rubs. We love it too.
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We have a brand-new kitten, 2 months old, he was very skittish in the beginning which we expected. However, few weeks in, this cat rolls over on his back stretches, and lets me rub that belly for as long as I can, while purring. It’s definitely rare in cats, but if you earn their trust, they’ll let you!
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I had a cat that did loved his belly rubs. I think that my sister started to give him a belly rubs. He did trusted me the most. He was one of a kind.
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My little orange man loves his tummy rubs! Whenever I come back home, we do his “I missed you” flops. Or “tummy & the spine.” (Sing that like “Benny & the Jets,”) There’s lots of head bunts, a huge purr & some little love nips on my toes & lots of hope that you don’t need to use the bathroom immediately after coming in the door. It’s been our routine since he came home from the shelter. He’s four, & I just love this squishy happy dude so squishin happy much! 💜🐾
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One of my three cats adores having his belly rubbed!
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Squeak is an Austro-Hungarian farm cat. We noticed after living in Nagykovácsi for 14 years that Hungarian cats do solicit and enjoy tummy pets.
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My tabby girl loves belly rubs! She flops over as soon as someone gets close to her. The only “trap” is that she expects you to rub for quite a while.
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All of our cats have loved to have their belly rubbed and scratched. None have ever hissed, swatted, or swiped at us!! Have had cats for 35 years. We even had some jump into the sink in the bathroom and turn belly up while we're sitting on the loo!
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One of my cats loves chest rubs. As long as I don't do more than one or two rubs on the belly and stick to his chest, everything is good.
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I have one kitty who loves her tummy rubbed, gently, for about five minutes. Once a day. My other cat hates it.
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My tuxie lets me blow raspberries on his tummy. I don't know if he likes it or is just tolerating it, but he doesn't try to swat me away!
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my cat actually loves it and opens up his legs after I start it
