The cat obviously expressed his displeasure, but why did he become confused when his belly was touched?

A cat's belly is very delicate and may come into contact with internal organs, so the cat may not like the sudden touching of the belly. That's right, most cats are very sensitive to having their bellies touched and don't like having this area touched.

However, every cat has different preferences and personalities, and some cats may display their belly in a relaxed and trusting manner, which may indicate that they have a certain level of trust and comfort with you. If the cat shows its belly to you, you can slowly stroke it from head to belly, but keep the touch gentle and gentle. If your cat doesn't like having their belly touched, they may gently tap your hand with their paws to signal them to stop.

Every cat has its own personality and preferences. Some cats are very proud and don't like to be touched. It's just their nature. This is one of the reasons why some people like to raise cats because they like their independent and proud personalities.

In summary, when the cat shows its belly to you, you can slowly stroke it from the head to the belly, but keep the touch gentle and gentle. However, not every cat likes to have their belly touched, and some cats may indicate that the touch should stop. It's important to respect your cat's preferences and personality and build mutual trust and respect with them.