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Why do cats purr? ... Cats purr not only when they are happy but also when they are stressed. Cats that are in pain, injured, in labour or on the vet’s examination table often purr loud and long. ...
The use of purring among adult cats (and between adult cats and humans) almost certainly comes from the parent-offspring relationship. Cats start to purr when they are rubbing against an object, or rolling on the ground, or when they are snuggled up on your lap, or about to drop off to sleep. Often purring cats dribble as well. ...
One of the big differences between domestic cats and big cats like lions and tigers is that the big cats cannot purr properly.
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