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was the kitten weaned too young (separated from mother before it was ready to stop nursing)? That is the only thing I can think of. Maybe the texture of the dog's mouth reminds kitty of momma.
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I agree that the cat may have been weaned to young, however kneading is also a comforting motion it often means that the animal is content... feels secure with whom they are kneading on....
First answer by nancy welch. Last edit by Kechara. Contributor trust: 222 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 164 [recommend question]
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