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Your cat was purring. Everything was perfect. You went in for one more pet.

And then. 😐 Petting induced overstimulation is a real, physical thing. After a certain point, their nerve endings literally start registering pain instead of pleasure (it's not personal; it's biology). Watch for the signs: back quivering, ears flattening, tail starting to flick. That's your warning. Heed it. When in doubt, stay on the head, cheeks, and neck. Past the shoulders is where the risk lives. 🐾 Is your cat a three-pet biter or an all-day purrer (or something else)? 👇 Huge thank you to the following people from #TeamCatMojo for helping make this video possible by submitting their cats: Marik & Smeik Stacee Fiona John & Annie Kathy C. and Gracie Abhinava  Share your photos or videos with us at: https://www.jacksongalaxy.com/submit