newsweek.ro/timp-liber/de-ce-te-zgarie-pisica-atun

Cats often display their bellies but may react defensively when touched there. Experts explain that this behavior is linked to their survival instincts and sensitivity. Unlike dogs, many cats feel vulnerable when their bellies, paws, or tails are touched. The belly houses vital organs, making it a sensitive area. Cats also have a primordial pouch for protection, but they still instinctively guard their abdomen. Signs of discomfort include turning their head or trying to move away. Preferred petting areas include the base of the ears, cheeks, and under the chin, where they feel more secure. Each cat has unique preferences, and owners should respect their boundaries.