forehead, and the base of the tail.
When they rub against you, they can deposit scent and pheromones onto your skin or clothing.
This helps cats communicate information about familiarity and their social environment.
It’s one reason a cat may rub against furniture, doorways, other animals, and people.
So when your cat repeatedly rubs against your legs, it isn’t necessarily being possessive in the human sense.
It’s engaging in a normal feline behavior that helps create a familiar scent environment.
3. Your Cat May Want Something
Sometimes the message is
