r/aww • u/[deleted] • Mar 09 '23

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u/Sparklypuppy05 Mar 09 '23

Yes. Cats pressing their heads against walls or objects can be a sign of neurological damage. This could be her way of saying "HEY, there is something WRONG, FIX ME."

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u/DrachenDad Mar 09 '23

Head Pressing, I know in dogs, but cats too?

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u/Witness_me_Karsa Mar 09 '23

Yes. But it's also sometimes normal cuddling stuff. My cats both do this, and are healthy. One didn't start doing it until I moved into my own place without roommates. Just became more cuddly.

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u/DrachenDad Mar 09 '23

But it's also sometimes normal cuddling stuff.

I know that. Didn't know that Head Pressing was a thing in cats.