The Purr Principle

Wondering why your cat sleeps nearby but won't cuddle? This guide explains that this behavior is a sign of deep trust, not rejection. We explore how cats use distance and positioning as a survival strategy and reveal the subtle signs of affection you might be missing, from slow blinks to belly-up naps.

Wondering why your senior cat is so quiet? This natural shift from active to calm isn't indifference; it's the ultimate sign of trust. This guide helps you decode their new, silent language of affection and learn how to provide the secure, comfortable environment they now crave.

A cat's sleeping location is a vote of confidence. They choose a spot based on who feels safest and most emotionally stable, not just who feeds them. Understanding this helps build deeper trust. If they sleep alone, it's often a need for personal space, not a rejection.

 

When your cat suddenly changes its sleeping spot, it’s a critical sign of stress or insecurity. They are communicating that they no longer feel safe. Rebuild trust by observing their behavior, respecting their new safe space, providing a secure cat cave, and patiently reinforcing your bond through calm companionship.

Discover why your cat prefers the floor to its bed. It's not spite—it's about temperature, security, and control. Learn how to observe your cat's needs, choose the right location, and select a bed, like a breathable cat cave, that respects their natural instincts

Cats instinctively seek enclosed spaces for security. A dedicated cat cave reduces anxiety by providing a safe den. Felted wool is the ideal material, offering natural temperature regulation for year-round comfort and a comforting, personal space for your pet.