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They lick it to clean off debris such as excess droppings, litter from the box, or to just plain clean it.

They also like the claen feeling, like humans.

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Cats engage in mutual grooming as a social behavior to strengthen their bond with each other. It's a way of showing trust and affection within their social group. Cleaning each other's butts also helps maintain hygiene and cleanliness in hard-to-reach areas.

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because it's how they clean themselves

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To be clean, of course!

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