Cat revealing its belly

The abdomen of a cat is one of the most vulnerable parts of its body. When a cat reveals its belly, it indicates a sense of trust in its surroundings and a strong display of trust towards its owner. This situation means that the cat feels that the environment it is in is extremely safe and will not be subjected to any attacks. It is the strongest proof of the establishment of a good trust relationship between the cat and its owner.

Is it normal for a cat to reveal its belly?

A cat lying on its side on the ground and revealing its belly may be because it is more familiar and trusts the home environment and its owner. The side lying position is comfortable, so the cat lies down on its side. A cat lying on its side on the ground may also be because the weather is hot and lying on the ground is cooler. A cat lying on its side on the ground may be seeking attention and strokes from its owner. The owner can stroke the cat's head.

How to tell if a cat trusts its owner

When a cat is sleeping, it is very relaxed and even assumes a supine position, showing its trust in the home environment and its owner. In fact, as long as the owner treats the cat with care and gets along with it for a period of time, the cat will not only allow the owner to stroke its tail, buttocks, and abdomen, but it can also sleep deeply anywhere in the house, even exposing its belly to the outside world, indicating its trust in the owner.

Cat feeding precautions

Pay attention to the following principles: daily food intake and food hygiene. If the cat mainly eats cat food, make sure it drinks enough water. If the cat is overly picky about food, occasionally change its food to prevent it from having difficulty adapting to new food in the future. In multi-cat households, each cat may have different eating habits, so pay attention to each cat's eating situation. Never feed dog food to a cat. Cat and dog nutritional requirements are different. If a cat is fed dog food long-term, it may lead to insufficient taurine intake, causing blindness, heart disease, reproductive disorders, etc.