Some cat owners get nervous when their cats start to “knead”, because it may look like the behavior a cat does in its cute little box – but really. out, they are very different behaviors. “Kneading” is completely natural behavior and can bring comfort and joy to your cat. If your cat does not have her toenails trimmed and starts to “dough” enthusiastically on a sofa, pillow, or blanket, it could cause some damage to the items. Besides that, the “kneading” behavior has almost no downside.
In such case, you can trim the cat’s paw, or train it to “dough” in designated areas. When the cat begins to “knead” on a surface that you do not want to be scratched, gently carry them to a designated “kneading” area, possibly seducing them with a treat, for example. they relate a new place to a favorite activity and a satisfying reward.
Likewise, some cats are extremely fond of “kneading” on their owners, but if they get too excited, you may end up in pain. Gently petting your cat, or placing a thick towel or blanket around your thighs is also a simple solution so you can get close to your cat without any inconvenience.
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