Cats that rub their heads against people and purr may be caused by being too hungry, playing, in heat, suffering from gastrointestinal diseases, etc. First of all, if the dog is too hungry, playing or in heat, then rubbing its head against people is normal, and the owner generally does not need to worry too much. If an abnormal cat rubs its head against people, it means there are other diseases in the body. It is recommended that the owner take the cat to a regular hospital for a full-body examination in time, and then provide targeted treatment based on the examination results.
1. Too hungry
If a cat is hungry, it will stick to its owner, rub its head against any part of the owner's body, and its abdomen will purr, so it needs to be given timely treatment. Feed or water the cat. When the cat's hunger is relieved, the adverse reactions will gradually subside, and generally no medication is needed.
2. Play
If the cat is bored or has not seen its owner for a long time, when the owner comes home, it will stay next to the owner, and then rub its head on the owner's hand or It's the legs, which means that the cat misses its owner and wants to play with it. When the cat is tired from playing, it will fall asleep, and the adverse reactions will subside on its own.
3. Estrus
If a cat is in estrus, it will raise its buttocks when stroking its tail, accompanied by purring sounds, and likes to rub its head against people. The body needs to give the cat a mate in time to relieve physical discomfort.
4. Suffering from gastrointestinal diseases
When a cat has the above discomfort reactions, it means that the cat is suffering from gastrointestinal diseases, such as nausea and vomiting, lack of appetite, regurgitation, and head fatigue. The main purpose of treating symptoms is to remind people to observe their physical discomfort, and then follow the doctor's advice to take drugs to promote digestion to improve it. If the condition continues to worsen, timely medical treatment is required, otherwise it will affect the body's recovery.
