Why does my cat nod her head up at me?

They’re asking for attention, for petting. We call it bunting. A cat will lower its head and push it into your hand for cuddles. Sometimes they will turn their head sideways and rub their cheeks on you—they have scent glands there that they use to mark things, people, and other animals as “Home” or “Clan”.

Why does my cat greet me when I come home?

Although not all cats will come running to greet you as you walk through the door, your cat will show excitement and anticipation in their own way. Your cat might also show signs of excitement when they’re exploring outside, hunting, or playing with their toys.

Why does my cat lift his head up at me?

Raised head: Cats who raise their heads are trying to convey assertiveness or confidence. Cats who are feeling defensive / defensively aggressive will raise their heads to show they’re up to the challenge. Headbutts, nose-bumps, and body-rubs: These are all friendly signs, which can sometimes be a greeting.

What does cat head bobbing mean?

The most common reason for your cat bobbing its head is ear issues. This could be as simple as a build-up of wax causing them discomfort or hearing difficulties, or it could be something more serious, like an ear infection.

What is Ventroflexion in cats?

Cervical ventroflexion is a commonly described presentation in clinical practice. The patient’s nose points ventrally as the chin dips to the thoracic inlet. When the head and neck are flaccid, cervical ventroflexion is indicative of generalized weakness, particularly in cats.

Why does my cat wiggle his head when he sees me?

Some cats will shake their head because they feel itchy. It can be caused by ear mites, bacteria, or parasites. Actually, you can observe their behavior, they won’t just shake their head when you pet them, but also several times a day, but maybe you just notice it when they are around you so you can see it directly.