Top 7 Things Cats Love.

Hey, cat lovers! In this video, we're going to take a look at some of the things cats love. From chasing lasers to playing in water, these are some of the activities that make our feline friends happy. So sit back and enjoy as we explore everything that kitties love!

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The things cats love that are listed in the video:

#1 Sleeping in the sun
Cats are natural cuddlers and sunseekers. They can often be found in sunny spots, calmingly luxuriating in the warmth of the rays. Seemingly exhausted after their hyperactivity, a cat can always be seen blissfully asleep, absorbing all the solar heat they can. In fact, the lure of a nice, sunny spot is so strong that cats have been known to travel hundreds of yards just to find the perfect beam of sunlight to snuggle into. It's almost as if sleeping in the sun is like a regular kitty spa day much better than any traditional spa day we humans go for! As comical as it may seem, watching a cat sleep in the sun is always an enjoyable pastime.

#2 Stalking birds
Cats may be the evil geniuses of the animal kingdom. After all, they've found a way to stalk and scare birds without ever having to leave the comfort of their own home the window sill! Watching birds through the glass gives a feline predator an unparalleled advantage, but it's still amazing how cats can spend hours patiently waiting for their feathered prey to come just a bit too close. No wonder cats make such good hunters; they know exactly when to strike!

#3 Chasing laser pointers
Who says cats can't have as much fun as humans do? Nothing gets a purrfectly content kitty more excited than chasing after a laser pointer, darting around the room in an attempt to get the smallest glimpse of that red dot! Whether they take it seriously and focus with intent, or just bat around curiously at shadows cats love chasing laser pointers! Not only can this be a great source of entertainment, but it can also help to burn off excess energy and keep your feline friends healthy and active.

#4 Sitting in windowsills
Cats love to add a bit of attitude into their lives by sitting in windowsills. They can observe life from above and pretend to be prima donnas, wearing a crown made of sunshine as they watch all the peasants below them. Windows are fun for cats because it provides them an escape from chasing after pesky birds on the ground. Plus, what better way to get your daily dose of vitamin D? Oh, did we mention you may have to close the blinds if your cat's hogging the window too much? No need to feartheir majestic presence will still linger in your home!

#5 Playing with yarn
Ah, cats and yarn. The internet was made for photos of cats playing with balls of colorful, fluffy yarn! While we may never understand the sheer joy and fascination cats get from unraveling balls of yarn, it's undeniable that they just love it. When they're not attackhugging a piece of yarn with their paws, you'll probably find them peaving on it or batting it around with their claws. Before you know it, all that yarn is rolling around with your cat stretched out alongside for an epic game of tugofwar. Cats really know how to play — those playful little furballs sure do have style!

#6 Drinking from the sink faucet
Cats love knowing that they can bend the rules, and nothing proves it more than drinking from the sink faucet. It’s like they know that no matter how much they irritate us by getting in the way of our handwashing routine, we still love them too much to do anything about it. Perhaps cats think that not letting us wash our hands is a small price to pay for their own fresh—and often, running—drinking supply. Who knows, perhaps cats will one day be taking over the world with all this rebellious behavior!

#7 Rubbing against your legs
Every cat owner has experienced it: the moment when one of your furry feline friends brushes against your leg and you think, "why do cats love to tug on our clothes?" Well, here's the answer according to pet behaviorists, this is a form of communication. Cats create scent marker through glands in their cheeks and forehead, so they are actually trying to mark you as their own territory. Sure, getting rubbed up might feel like an unwanted attack but look at it from the cat's perspective: rubbing against your legs is simply their way of giving you a hug!

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