it rub itself more in certain situations?
When a change occurs in the house—new furniture, a new pet, a rearrangement—the cat may become more insistent with its rubbing. This isn’t a whim; it’s a way of reassuring itself. By leaving its scent, it re-establishes its bearings and regains a sense of stability.
It may also be expressing a need: an empty food bowl, a desire for attention, or simply the desire to be near you. Over time, it has learned that this behavior often elicits a positive reaction… and it
