Perhaps someone on this forum can settle an argument between my cat and I.
I say her purring should be reserved only for those times of quiet resting and relaxation. However, Mona, a 1 1/2 yr old spayed torty tabby, has no qualms about purring loudly while engaged in a vigorous game of attack-the-shoe-laces-while-I'm-trying-to-get-dressed.
Really though, is this weird? She'll purr when I get out the fishing pole toy or while playing a similar interactive game. Other times she'll keep purring as I do her bi-weekly claw clipping. I'm wondering if purring means something a little different than what I thought.
I say her purring should be reserved only for those times of quiet resting and relaxation. However, Mona, a 1 1/2 yr old spayed torty tabby, has no qualms about purring loudly while engaged in a vigorous game of attack-the-shoe-laces-while-I'm-trying-to-get-dressed.
Really though, is this weird? She'll purr when I get out the fishing pole toy or while playing a similar interactive game. Other times she'll keep purring as I do her bi-weekly claw clipping. I'm wondering if purring means something a little different than what I thought.
