• citrusface@lemmy.world
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      4 months ago

      Not sure why you are being downvoted - if anyone has a cat that does this, this is not typical cat behavior, it generally does mean something may be wrong with your cat. Yes. Some cats do it just because - but often times it does mean they are unwell and youl should get them to a vet.

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        4 months ago

        I think some people just want to look at cute photos of cats without thinking about negative things. I can understand that. But if I posted a photo of my cat exhibiting what could be a symptom of a serious problem that I wasn’t aware of, I would want someone to tell me. I know OP said this is a repost, but I still think it’s important for anyone who loves their cats to be able to tell if something is wrong. This doesn’t look like normal cat behavior to me.

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      4 months ago

      The picture looks like the cat is asleep, which doesn’t seem to be “head pressing”. The picture looks like normal cat behavior to me.

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        3 months ago

        My cat sometimes sleeps with his head down just like this, but he doesn’t do the head pressing thing described in the article posted above.

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    4 months ago

    A blanket in the box the bed or scratching post came in will always be more conformable.