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Veterinarians confirm: when your cat lies on its back, it's a sign of trust, but it doesn't always mean they want to be petted.

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Veterinarians have confirmed that when a cat lies on its back, it is a sign of trust toward its owner. However, experts note that this posture does not always mean the feline is inviting physical affection or wants to be petted.

Felines communicate and entertain themselves in a variety of ways. Depending on their mood, a cat may seek out its owner's hand for petting or instead choose to spend time alone looking out a window.

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