When a Cat Rubs Against You — This Is What It Really Means (Spoiler: You’re Loved & Claimed!)

 The solution? Spay or neuter.

It stops mating behaviors, reduces stress, and improves long-term health.

 My Cat Is Rubbing Constantly — Should I Worry?

Most of the time?

No.

Frequent rubbing is normal, healthy cat behavior.

But see a vet if your cat suddenly starts:

Rubbing excessively or frantically

Scratching until raw

Showing signs of pain (limping, hiding, aggression)

These could signal skin issues, allergies, dental pain, or neurological problems.

Otherwise?

Enjoy the love.