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Cats that are bonded will share their scent by rubbing their heads and bodies together. They’ll also usually engage in licking and grooming each other, and they’ll play without being truly aggressive.

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Kittens meow to their mothers when they want attention, need food or milk, or are cold. Meowing for kittens is normal. When cats get older, they can meow for various reasons—they may be seeking attention or trying to communicate with people. There can also be more serious reasons for the meowing, which may include illness, loneliness, or stress. It is important to spend time with and monitor your cat every day to ensure that they’re in good health. If you notice they are meowing excessively, this could indicate a need to see the vet.

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