Understanding Cat Behavior and Healing

The video explains that a cat's purr is not just a sign of contentment but also has therapeutic benefits. The vibrations from a cat's purr can aid in healing tendons and muscles. Additionally, when cats feel embarrassed, they often groom themselves to appear more natural.

What is one reason a cat might lay on your chest and purr?

• To ask for food

• To heal you with its vibrations

• To show dominance

• To mark its territory

What have studies shown about the vibrations from a cat's purr?

• They make cats sleepy

• They help heal tendons and muscles

• They have no effect

• They can cause stress

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of a cat's purr according to the video?

• Being medically therapeutic

• Healing tendons

• Improving muscle health

• Causing anxiety

How do cats typically respond when they feel embarrassed?

• They start grooming themselves

• They meow loudly

• They hide under furniture

• They run away

What is a common behavior of cats when they want to appear more natural?

• They groom themselves

• They purr loudly

• They sleep

• They play with toys