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I asked our Neuro professor today, didn't really know (think he is more human oriented).
But when you scratch the base of a cats tail (sacral area), some of them (The ones that don't try to rip you face off) will start licking profusely. My g/f cat will do it until you stop scratching, literally for minutes.
Anyone have any idea what kind of 'reflex' that is, or the reason? Or even taught about it?
Just curious... Did a superficial goggle search, found it on a few cat sites, but nothing really explained it. Any thoughts?
But when you scratch the base of a cats tail (sacral area), some of them (The ones that don't try to rip you face off) will start licking profusely. My g/f cat will do it until you stop scratching, literally for minutes.
Anyone have any idea what kind of 'reflex' that is, or the reason? Or even taught about it?
Just curious... Did a superficial goggle search, found it on a few cat sites, but nothing really explained it. Any thoughts?