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The Real Reason Your Cat Purrs (Or Doesn’t)
Published Sep 5, 2025
Your cat’s purr feels like proof you’re doing everything right—but what if it has nothing to do with you? A recent study from Japan reveals that purring may be less about contentment and more about genetics. And if your cat doesn’t purr at all? That might be genetic too.
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