5 Ways to Make Sure Your Cat Loves You as Much as You Love Them

 

When you first bring home your new fuzzy friend, it’s normal to feel like they don’t quite love you as much as you love them.

Cats are the best. You love your cat, and they love you. But sometimes as a human it can be hard to know how to show them just how much we care about them. They're not exactly easy creatures to read, so trying to figure out what your cat wants can be tricky.

If you've ever wondered how to tell if your cat loves you as much as you love him or her, look no further! But rest assured, there's a simple way to make sure that this doesn't happen: just follow these 5 steps and your cat will be in love with you in no time!

 

Play with them

Play is a great way to bond with your cat, and it can also be helpful for keeping them active and healthy. Playtime can help both you and your cat's health as it gives them an outlet for their energy, which can be especially important if they're stuck inside all day.

The best way to play with your cat is by using toys. You can use any kind of toy that you think will interest them, but make sure it's safe for both of you. For example, if your cat likes to jump up high and catch things in the air, look for a toy that has some kind of string attached so they can practice their hunting skills.

Playtime is an excellent way to make friends with other people who are around your cat by giving everyone something fun to do together. It's also a good idea because playing with them will help keep them from getting bored or depressed when they're home alone during the day or at night when no humans are awake!

 

Let them sleep on you.

You know how cats like to sleep on warm, soft surfaces? Well, that would be you. You’re a warm and soft surface! So let them sleep on you—you won’t mind a bit. Your cat will feel safe and secure on your lap, and she’ll also feel more relaxed being close to the person who loves her most.

Go ahead and give your cat a good rub down. They love it when you do this because it feels good to them—not just because it keeps their fur clean, but because they enjoy the attention. They will purr if they are happy and love being petted. If you see your cat doing this, give him some attention! He will enjoy it immensely, and so will you.

Cats are natural cuddlers and they love to be close to their humans. In fact, some cats will even curl up next to their owners in the middle of the night and wake them up—even though they know it will make them get up early for work! If you give your cat permission to sleep beside you at night, they'll feel safe enough in your presence that they will be able to rest fully and completely relax. This means that if you spend time with your cat before bedtime, he or she will associate those feelings of safety with being near you every time!

 

Feed them healthy snacks.

You shouldn't have to bribe your cat with treats and kitty snacks to get them to be affectionate towards you. If they're healthy, well-cared for, and happy, chances are they'll want to cuddle with you all the time on their own accord. But if you're having trouble getting a little love from your kitty friend despite these factors, try feeding them some healthy human snacks.

Your food is good for them! That doesn't mean it's good for you—or that your cat would even like it if he or she tried it. But if it's something tasty (like peanut butter) and nutritious (like veggies), then there should be no harm done in giving your cat a taste test. You might just find out that something as simple as a few green beans can turn an apathetic little furball into an affectionate lap warmer overnight!

When it comes to your cat's diet, you should always make sure that you're feeding them the most nutritious food possible.

But that doesn't mean you can't sneak in a few treats once in a while!

Cats love snacks just as much as we do, so make sure to give them something healthy to munch on when you want to show them how much you care. Here are some of our favorite healthy snacks for cats:

-Beans and other legumes are a great source of protein and fiber. They're also one of the only foods that cats can eat if they have diabetes, so giving your cat green beans or peas as a treat is actually good for their health too!

-Applesauce is safe for cats to eat, but make sure it's unsweetened so that it doesn't contain any sugar. Cats don't need extra sugar in their diet anyway, so this makes them a perfect snack for those who want something healthy but still tasty.

-Dried fruits, such as cranberries or raisins, are a great snack for cats. They're high in water content and fiber, which helps your cat stay hydrated and healthy. Make sure you give them the unsweetened kind because they don't need any extra sugar in their diet!

 

Give your kitty their own space.

Cats have their own personalities, just like people. Some cats love to be cuddled and adored, while others would rather do their own thing and interact on their terms. You know your cat better than anyone else does—maybe they’re an independent or shy kitty? If so, then giving them a space of their own will be very much appreciated by your feline friend. This might mean letting them have their own room or food bowl, or perhaps even toys in one area of the house that’s dedicated to them (and only them).

If you want to make sure that your kitty feels comfortable enough around you that they can relax when being near you, making sure they have a place where no one else goes is key!

 

Introduce new stimuli slowly and at their level.

It's important to introduce new stimuli slowly and at your cat's level. Cats are creatures of habit and don't like change (the same way you can't stand those obnoxious neighbors who move in next door), so start off with something very small before moving onto more challenging tasks.

For example, if you're trying to teach your cat to wear clothes or paint its nails, don't throw a whole outfit onto them immediately! Take things in baby steps: first just place an unbuttoned shirt over the cat's head, then work up from there until they're comfortable wearing the whole get-up.

It might take some time for them to adjust, but remember not to force it—you'll only end up making yourself look crazy while they cower under a table somewhere wondering what kind of evil person would try this on their precious furball anyway?

 

Cats deserve love and respect, too.

Cats are independent, aloof and affectionate. They're smart, playful and loyal. But we live in a society where people often don't treat them with the respect they deserve. If you want to make sure your cat knows how much you care about them (and vice versa), here are five ways to do it:

·         Give your cat plenty of attention when they need it—but not too much when they don't want it!

·         Understand that cats have their own schedules and ways of doing things—and try to honor those as much as possible.

·         Respect your cat's boundaries; always ask before petting or handling them. Cats deserve this because being touched by strangers can be scary for them until they get used to being around people. 

 

Conclusion

With these tips in mind, it's time for you to go back to your cat and show them how much you care. They'll be grateful for your effort, because they're cats and they understand the importance of showing gratitude. The next time you've been gone all day at work or school, don't worry about what's happening with your kitty friend—just remember that a little love goes a long way.

You may think that you already know how to show your cat love, but there are many ways that we can improve our relationships with them. Whether it’s letting them sleep on your bed every night or giving them a treat when they come out from under the bed, these tips will help you be a better cat parent. So grab your furry friend and get ready for some cuddling!