Why do cats purr?
I've always wanted to know why cats purr. I've heard it's because they're in a good mood or very nervous. But why is that?
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Cats do indeed purr when they're contented, however they also do purr if wounded or anxious, as purring stimulates a response that mends their bones.
on January 25, 2016
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It is because they are happy, for attention. They don't car if it's you, the cat molester down the street, or the man who kills people for money.
on November 11, 2014
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they usally purr if they are in great pain or if they are very comfortable or happy and they purr by rubbbing their vocol cords together
on December 21, 2013
