Cat bunny kicks are often a sign of playfulness. Cats use their hind legs to play with toys or interact with you

Cats have a strong hunting instinct, and bunny kicks mimic their behavior when they 'catch' prey. It's a natural instinct.

Bunny kicks also serve as exercise for your cat. It helps them stay agile and maintain their physical fitness

Sometimes, cats show bunny kicks as a sign of affection. It's their way of bonding with their favorite humans

Cat bunny kicks can be a way for your cat to release stress or pent-up energy. It's a form of stress relief

In some cases, cats use bunny kicks to mark their territory by leaving scent glands on objects they kick

Younger cats tend to engage in bunny kicks more often, but older cats can still enjoy this playful behavior