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Cat’s Purr-A Biological Look At A Cat’s Purr How and why does a cat purr? Most folks think it has something to do with a cat being happy, but why then do cats purr when they’re injured or distressed? Cat owners are of course familiar with the odd vibrations emanating from their feline friend, though many don’t know how it occurs or even why. To be honest, a lot of the reasons for purring is still speculative. However, evidence seems to point toward the reasons mentioned in this article. Why Do Cats Purr? Also read A Black Cat’s Worst Nightmare: Halloween It’s actually not clear why cats purr. Most people think purring occurs only when cats are content, as this is when people are most likely to notice purring. Most of the time, when people see cats it’s when they’re sleeping, being petted, or eating food. However, cats have been found purring even when severely injured and in pain; or while giving birth to kittens. So, there are likely a variety of reasons which a cat might purr. One in...