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We call that sprinkling. If it's a male cat that's not fixed, that's when they actually spray. The biscuits/kneading usually come first, then the sprinkling st
by MrOwnPut 3y ago
We call that sprinkling. If it's a male cat that's not fixed, that's when they actually spray.
The biscuits/kneading usually come first, then the sprinkling starts when the back legs start coming up and the tail starts vibrating.
If it's something he likes, like the fridge, no biscuits get made, it's straight to sprinkling for a few seconds to just make sure it's still his.
Oh and the wiping of gums on literally everything, most importantly every cardboard box in the house.
It's definitely an arousal thing mixed in with territory marking.
- wkat4242 3y agoThey could also be referring to that wiggling they do before they pounce. Some cats do it quite fast. This is the first I thought of when I read that comment.