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Why does my cat purr when she hunts?
I know that cats purr when they're content or frightened, but I can't find anything that explains the purpose of purring while they're about to pounce.
I have two cats but only one of them does this. When she sees something move, like my feet under the blanket or a dangling string, she'll crouch down real low and her eyes will go super wide, then she'll start purring. I've seen her do this when she spotted a bird outside the window, too.
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Cats don't only purr for contentment or fear, but when they are calm too. Your cat might be trying to be patient and calm when hunting or when you play with her as you've said she's probably purring because she knows it's time to play and is happy.