Do Cats Miss Their Owners? The Truth Behind Feline Attachment

Do Cats Miss Their Owners? The Truth Behind Feline Attachment

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There's a common belief that cats are fiercely independent creatures, loosely attached to people and more loyal to places than to owners. As a result, some people assume that a cat will quickly forget them after rehoming. In truth, the opposite is often the case. Cats Are Not as Detached as They Seem Cats may not display affection as overtly as dogs, but that doesn't mean they lack emotional depth. In fact, studies show that cats build stable emotional connections with their owners. They seek comfort, safety, and routine in the presence of familiar humans. “The need to be near their person — to follow them around, sleep beside them, rub against them — reflects a quiet but real dependency.” For cats, a change in ownership isn’t a minor shift. It’s the loss of a trusted companion — a serious emotional upheaval.

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