Well, at the moment, I think this is just cute, but as I've never heard of this kind of behavior from a cat before, I have to ask.
So when I get out of the shower in the morning, Cleopatra rubs herself against my legs before they start drying (this I'm not as surprised at, except the fact that she doesn't move away as soon as she realizes I'm wet, and by rubbing herself against me, she gets wet, too). But in addition to that, she's started licking my legs as well!
It tickles more than anything else, especially with her sandpapery little cat tongue, but I was just curious if anyone has any reason I should really try to stop this behavior, aside from comfort level. She's not taking in anything but water, since I rinse pretty thoroughly, especially since I discovered this, but still... Normally, I just pick her up after a minute or so, especially since it's hard to walk with her constantly staying in front of my legs.
So when I get out of the shower in the morning, Cleopatra rubs herself against my legs before they start drying (this I'm not as surprised at, except the fact that she doesn't move away as soon as she realizes I'm wet, and by rubbing herself against me, she gets wet, too). But in addition to that, she's started licking my legs as well!
It tickles more than anything else, especially with her sandpapery little cat tongue, but I was just curious if anyone has any reason I should really try to stop this behavior, aside from comfort level. She's not taking in anything but water, since I rinse pretty thoroughly, especially since I discovered this, but still... Normally, I just pick her up after a minute or so, especially since it's hard to walk with her constantly staying in front of my legs.