Why Do Cats Purr? Understanding Their Love Language
Cats purr for a variety of reasons. Here's what you need to know about why cats purr and what your cat may be telling you when her motor is running. Your cat's motor is running. You can hear him purring even though he's across the room. Why do cats purr? And why does he purr so loudly? Is he happy? Maybe. But he could also be trying to get your attention, or he could be distressed. Cats make a purring sound by controlling the airflow as they breathe, using the muscles in their larynx and their diaphragm. Fun fact: Domestic cats aren't the only cat species that purr. The bobcat, cheetah, and lynx also purr. Purring starts days after birth. Kittens purr and knead when they are suckling, and Momma Cat might purr then too. This may be one way kittens communicate the need to continue nursing; Mom will be able to hear and feel the purr. The kitten is sort of saying, "Hey, I am still here. Don't move!" or "I LOVE this!" We don't always know for sur...

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