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I've always wonder why cats like to groom each other. I can understand why they may like to be groomed but what's in it for the groomer? I've heard it's a sign of affection but I have some doubts about that theory. One of my cats is the house groomer and she will almost forcefully groom the other cats including those she doesn't really get along with otherwise. I don't think she has much affection for these cats.
My foster cat Lucky is sitting next to the keyboard right now interrupting my typing because he wants to groom my hand. He grabs my hand with his paws and starts licking it. If I start to remove my hand he reaches out and grabs it again holding it with a firmer grip so he can continue to give me a hand grooming. I'm really wondering what he gets out of it. Anybody knows?
My foster cat Lucky is sitting next to the keyboard right now interrupting my typing because he wants to groom my hand. He grabs my hand with his paws and starts licking it. If I start to remove my hand he reaches out and grabs it again holding it with a firmer grip so he can continue to give me a hand grooming. I'm really wondering what he gets out of it. Anybody knows?