The Healing Power of Cat Purring

I'm curious why cats purr, cats purr. But it's not just a sign

that they're happy. Purring originates from vibrations in the laryngeal muscles,

creating a rhythmic sound the cats can control. While contentment is a common reason,

cats also purr when anxious, stressed, or even in pain.

Surprisingly, these vibrations have healing properties. They promote tissue regeneration,

reduce pain, and strengthen bones. Essentially, cats use purring as

both a communication tool and a self-healing mechanism. So the next

time a cat curls up and purrs on your lap, it's not