1. Brings you gifts For cats, hunting is an instinct. They do not hunt for food, they usually drop when carrying what they hunt. If your cat brings you things like mice or bugs, it's a sign that he loves you. Moreover, it needs a safe place to hide its prey, and this behavior shows that it has confidence in you.

2. You wake up with paws on your face In the morning, it can be annoying for your cat to jump on your bed and lick your face, touching your face with its paws. Many cat owners say that cats always do this at the same time of the morning and see it as a feeding instinct, not a sign of affection. Cats have a very precise biological clock. Therefore, they remind you of things that their owners missed. However, getting up on your bed and walking around shows that he finds you close and loves you.

3.Sometimes he doesn't need sand to urinate Cat owners often think that their cat's toileting outside of the litter box is a sign of a problem. Cats may urinate in different parts of the house when they are stressed, or they don't want to use it when they have a problem with the litter box. Some diseases can cause cats to urinate other than sand. However, this is not always a sign of a problem. Cats can sometimes leave their urine in different parts of the house to attract their owners' attention. It marks the house by spraying its urine around, that is, it takes ownership. This is an indication of how much he loves you and his home

4. Shares with yours as if it doesn't have its own water It is very important for cats to have clean water. That's why a glass of water you fill yourself is exactly what cats want. Cats who instinctively want to feel safe don't want to turn their backs to the "unknown" while drinking water. If they are drinking from your glass, they feel safe from seeing it. Experts recommend positioning the water containers so that their backs can turn against the wall while they drink. They also emphasize that it is very important to change their cat's water daily.

5. Cleans itself in front of you Cats spend most of their day licking. Those who do this for cleaning purposes, if they display this behavior in front of you, it means they see you as a family member. After he's done cleaning, he's likely to lick your hand or face.

6. He clutches his head or rubs against your legs Other signs that your cat loves you are gently clapping his head against yours, blinking slowly while in eye contact with you, and rubbing against your legs. These lovely creatures, always demanding attention from you, offer their love to you in the purest way.