Why do cats purr loudly sometimes, and others, not? The answer, it seems, is physiology. Why do some people talk louder than others? Why do some people have deep voices, while others are shrill? It is the same with cats.
Cats are born with different physical attributes, just as people. Usually, it is genetic, but environment and nutrition also play a role. Also, cats have different personalities and psychologies, and as the cats purr is often an emotional response and indicator, your cat’s overall mood and outlook affect the frequency and intensity of how the cat purrs.
It is always important to maintain a happy cat lifestyle to maintain a happy cat purr. Ensure that your kitty has plenty of toys and attention and that they are content with their food type and supply.
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