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Ragdoll Cat Kneading
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Hi all, I have a beautiful Ragdoll cat called Misty who loves kneading. I know this is said to relate back to when they are feeding from their mothers but Misty tends to do it with both her front and back paws and only on my husband's knee where she balances with all four paws on his knee and just kneads. Does anyone know why she does this? Thanks.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Shoota is actually pretty close with his answer - Misty does it because she wants to as it feels comforting.
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Only one of my two kneads me and it is usually when he is under the duvet all warm and cosy - he purrs loudly and is obviously very content.
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Only one of my two kneads me and it is usually when he is under the duvet all warm and cosy - he purrs loudly and is obviously very content.
strange about covers every bit of their personality. A few times I have wandered upstairs to do my crossword/sudoku in bed and have passed Frankie coming downstairs with my pen - or a ponytail band (For Funks Sake he is a boy).
minniemoo - how old is Misty? She sounds like a content cat - living with a cat is an adventure.
minniemoo - how old is Misty? She sounds like a content cat - living with a cat is an adventure.
Sorry guys haven't been on here for a few days. Wolf63 she is 5 and adorable. Seerkeerz we don't have any dogs but we do have another cat - Tatty who definitely lives up to her name. She is not a ragdoll just a long haired little sweetie. Brinjal I can't believe your cat does the same as Misty, I didn't realise it was because they were taken away from their mothers too soon aww they are gorgeous though aren't they.
Thank you everyone for taking the time to answer my question. xx
Thank you everyone for taking the time to answer my question. xx
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