The basis for biscuit-making behavior starts early in a cat’s life, says Danielle Gunn ... This is common practice across mammals–think of a calf head-butting its mother’s udder halfway ...

Cats show their affection in some pretty weird ways. And we have to admit that one of their more peculiar ways of saying "I love you" is by "making biscuits." It takes some getting used to!

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You have probably wondered about your cat’s intriguing practice of kneading, or “making biscuits,” on a soft blanket. Why do they do this? Are they trying to find a comfortable spot to rest?

It’s your cat pressing its paws in and out, rhythmically. You understand what’s going on: it’s biscuit time. Known by cat owners and popularized online (#catsmakingbiscuits is a vibrant ...

Max Branch's seven pet cats turn his Brooklyn, New York, home into a biscuit-making factory every day, working hard at their jobs kneading away. Cat owners and cat lovers on Instagram and TikTok ...

Many cat owners are familiar with their pets "making biscuits" – but the meaning behind this adorable feline behaviour often remains a mystery. When cats start kneading, or "making biscuits ...

Experts say the answer is simple: Cats were born to knead. Cats knead or “make biscuits” by “flexing and extending their paws against a surface, such as your lap, a blanket or your body ...