Results: Purring Benefits for the Cat
Published on 01/27/2023
In the Wild, cats use purring to heal themselves. Like a self-repair & calming down. In Domestic Cats, purring helps keep their bones & muscles healthy as they lay around more. Cats also purr if they are injured or ill to the point of death.
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The mysterious origins of the purr have been studied for a long time. The fact that it requires energy to produce, lead us to believe that there has to be a reason why it exists. How you ever thought about this? Yes
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Do you know that purring is most likely a survival mechanism? A cat would not use it's last energy & breaths to do something that would not help it survive. Yes
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Isn't nature the Lord created, Awesome! Not a question, just checking if you are reading and not a Bot. LOL. Do you know that low vibrations help them with easing pain, swelling, wounds, repairing tendons, bones & muscles faster? Yes
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Hay, you Cat Lovers, have you learned anything new so far and find it interesting? Yes
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