I really like this question because you’re not just asking me to tell you why he’s purring – you’re using what you already know to learn more and then increase your own ability to figure out your cat.
Context will be a large part: did something happen, is he hurt, etc. Often a dilated pupil even in bright light can indicate pain if he’s purring. You can also check for responsive behavior – happy cats engage with people and touch, stressed or hurting cats may sit stiffly when touched or ignore their name and treats.
Hi! So I have a cat and I know that cats don’t always purr when they’re happy right? So he’s always putting his lil heart out and I was wondering are there any give always to tell a happy purr from an unhappy one? I want make sure he’s as happy and comfortable as possible! Thank you! 😊
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