Tae shovelers, please pay attention! Four reasons behind cat trampling behavior ~

 1:54pm, 28 May 2025

I wonder if all the cat shovelers have experienced this:

When watching TV on the sofa,

When playing games on the e-sports chair,

When staying in bed...

Cats will take the initiative to step on your legs and on your body~

In fact, cats like to step on the cat shovelers.

is derived from their nature and behavioral habits~

The hunting instinct is manifested

When cats are in the wild, they will pat or trample prey with their front feet. This is done to determine the location and condition of the prey, and to lock it down when hunting. This behavior is still reflected in modern domestic cats. When cats tap or trample on the shoveling owner with their paws, they may be simulating hunting behavior, which will make them feel excited and satisfied.

Expression of territorial demand

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Cats have scent glands on their feet, and they can leave their own scents by trampling, which is a way for them to mark their territory. When a cat tramples on the poop shoveler, it is actually in this way to show: "This is my territory, I agree with you as my partner!"

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The manifestation of intimacy

The cat's stampede may also be a manifestation of intimacy. Cats are relatively independent animals, and they do not often express their feelings through licking or hugging like dogs. In the cat world, when approaching the same or human being, they may gently touch each other with their paws to show friendship and trust.

Driven by playing psychology

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Cats like to play, and they are full of curiosity and desire to explore. When cats are playing, they may use their paws to pat or trample on the body parts of the poop shoveler, which is usually out of fun and has no malicious intentions.

Each cat is a unique individual, and their behavior may vary depending on their personality and environment.

In order to establish a good relationship with cats,

shovelers can meet their hunting instincts and independent needs by providing toys,

regularly interacting and giving cats enough space.

Don't overreact to cat's stampede behavior,

so that the cat will misunderstand your emotions~