I wanna lick u from ur head to your toes

When your cat licks you, she's cleaning you up and claiming you -- just as she would for a feline friend or litter mate. She figures, who wouldn't enjoy being petted and assured of affection? What Licking Feels Like to a Cat Some experts believe that orphaned kittens or those weaned too early from their mothers and litter mates develop oral behaviors such as suckling and licking, and exhibit these babyish habits into adulthood. Excessive Licking If an older cat who's never shown such affection suddenly begins licking you or suckling at your clothing, pay close attention to this change in behavior. She'll also clean them whenever they return to the nest, firmly re-establishing her scent on them. You've seen cats licking each other, helping in the grooming ritual, especially around the hard-to-reach ears and top of the head. But why is Kitty inspired to lick your arm or toes -- or even your hair?

You've seen cats licking each other, helping in the grooming ritual, especially around the hard-to-reach ears and top of the head. What Licking Feels Like to a Cat Some experts believe that orphaned kittens or those weaned too early from their mothers and litter mates develop oral behaviors such as suckling and licking, and exhibit these babyish habits into adulthood. Licking is a comforting, soothing sensation to cats, and feels like the gentle stroking of your hands petting them. But why is Kitty inspired to lick your arm or toes -- or even your hair?