Cats are known for their independence and mischievous tendencies. They don’t always get along with other people, dogs, or even one another. They have no regard for anyone and will act however they like, whenever they choose.

By nature, cats don’t need to be around a companion or a group of other feline furballs on a regular basis. However, even with such a solitary mood, cats can form lasting friendships and loves with even more solitary cats than they are themselves.

They do get emotional, and they don’t be shy to show how much they love each other.

Cats who like each other will want to share their smells by rubbing their heads and bodies together. They’re also likely to engage in collective sessions of grooming by licking and kissing each other.

The movie below has all you need to show how cats interact and express their affection for one another, so stop searching elsewhere.

“You need to offer that individual more affection when you haven’t seen them in a few days. Take these two as an illustration!

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As you can see in the video, two adorable cats cannot just hide their excitement when they finally see each other after getting separated for a few days. Take a look at the cute video and you will see how they missed each other. It’s so sweet!