Reviewed by Dr. Sarah Yosry
Updated on 09/24/2024
Reading time 5 min.
Overview
Severity: Low
Life stage: All
Cats are known for their loyalty, but that doesn’t mean they’re loyal to everyone. If you have a cat, chances are you’ve had at least one cat who preferred another person over you. If this sounds familiar or is happening in your home right now, read on! We’ll explore why cats choose their favorite people and what steps can be taken to make sure that bond stays strong throughout each lifetime together—and beyond!
Why And How Cats Choose a Favorite Person?
Cats have a strong sense of smell and will use their sense of smell to find the best mate. Cats are attracted to pheromones that indicate that the person is relaxed and calm, so cats prefer more affectionate people.
The next time you see your cat favoring one particular person over another in their presence, don’t be alarmed! This is just an expression of love!
How To Make A Cat Love You
- Give your cat plenty of love and attention.
- Take your cat on walks, or even better, let it walk with you! Cats need exercise just like people do.
- Introduce your cat to other pets if possible (for example, introducing a kitten). This will help make the transition easier for both parties involved in the relationship between pets and people.
- Play with your cat! This can be as simple as tossing a tennis ball or rolling around on the floor together; however, toys can also be purchased at pet stores that may help engage them in playtime (such as laser pointers). You could also try having some petting sessions where you stroke their fur. At the same time, they lie comfortably underfoot–this can be especially beneficial if they’re an older cat who prefers sitting still while being stroked rather than playing around as younger ones might do.”
Signs You Are Your Cat’s Favorite?
A cat that prefers one person over another is often a sign of affection. They may follow their favorite person around the house, sit on their lap and purr when they are nearby. If your cat sleeps next to you, it could also indicate that they want to be close to you.
Does your cat prefer to be with you?
If you’ve ever wondered why your cat sticks close to home, here are some reasons why this may be true:
- Cats are more likely to bond with people who spend time with them. Cats prefer owners who give them attention and affection over those who don’t (though there is a difference between providing owner attention and being overly affectionate).
- Cats are also more likely to bond with owners who treat them well and provide reliable food sources. A pet owner who doesn’t feed their pet regularly may have trouble keeping their cat around in the long run, which means no cuddles after work!
Do Male Cats Prefer Female Owners?
You may have noticed that your cat, or one of your cats, favors one family member over the other. This is not unusual. Male cats are more likely to bond with female owners than vice versa. Female cats prefer male owners because they tend to be more caring and affectionate towards their humans.
Conclusion
Cats are living beings, and they have many different preferences. They have a very close connection with the people they love, so it’s essential to remember that your cat is unique and will always be a little different from any other cat in the world. If you consider all of their likes and dislikes, you can find out if your cat has chosen someone special to them over time.
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Writen by
Dr. Sarah Yosry
DVM
A product of a rich Australian/Egyptian heritage, Dr. Sarah Yosry stands as a testament to the union of diverse cultures and a shared love for animals…