CATDOLL : What does it mean when a cat lies down and turns over on its belly?

There are several reasons why cats lie down and turn over on their belly:

1. Because it trusts its owner very much and is willing to expose its weaknesses.

2. It may also be rolling around in front of the owner, wanting the owner to play with it.

3. Heat dissipation. Because cats' sweat glands are not well developed, the heat dissipation efficiency is very low. If the weather is hot and the indoor temperature is high, they will turn over to dissipate heat.

4. The cat is too itchy and needs to turn over on its belly or roll over to relieve the itching. In this case, you should pay attention to whether the cat is infected with external parasites. Turning over on your belly is actually asking for help. The owner should observe the cat's skin condition in time.

5. Seeking attention. The owner may have ignored the cat for a long time, so the cat uses this method to attract your attention and hopes that you will spend more time with it.

6. Act like a spoiled child and ask for snacks. If the owner hasn’t fed the cat snacks for a long time, it may turn over to make you happy, and then reward it with snacks.

7. Ask to touch its belly. Because if the owner controls the timing and strength, touching the cat's belly will actually make them feel very comfortable.

Interpretation of common cat behaviors:

1. Cats like to drink water from their owner’s cup because they think the water in their owner’s cup is clean and fresh.

2. Cats licking the wall may be due to a lack of certain elements in their bodies. In this case, the owner must stop it immediately and supplement the cat with appropriate trace elements in time.

3. Cats love to step on keyboards because they are attracted by the movement of fingers on the keyboard, and the sound made when typing on the keyboard also makes cats feel interesting.

4. Many cats like to hide in cardboard boxes because the cardboard boxes are small and can give them a greater sense of security.