Cat Ears Back Purring. Her ears will be turned back and lay down flat against her head. If whatever it is doesn’t stop the cat will either run away or react aggressively.
If the ears are hard forward: That could mean your cat purring while enjoying some cozy cuddles from you, or it might help calm their nerves—or literally heal their pain. This can mean one of two things:
That could mean your cat purring while enjoying some cozy cuddles from you, or it might help calm their nerves—or literally heal their pain.
Mother cats have been known to purr while giving birth. If your cat's ears are back and her posture is steady, she's taking stock of her options and preparing her next move. Most now say that purring begins in the brain. For cats with their ears back, while the stimulus may spring from fear, it often turns to aggression.