How to interpret behaviour of my cat during brushing
This is this time of year when my cats decided they need a new fur for the coming season (and being very non-eco friendly they want natural). Rogue started to shed a lot and as there was also a bit of shed fur left in fur I started brushing as I was afraid of hairballs (as far as I understand those are not healthiest for her).
However she often starts to kick/slightly bite me/brush when I'm doing it or walks away. I never heard her cry however, she often purrs and the body language seems fine (tail up/question mark/ears to the front). Am I correct in assumption that it feels for her like combination of playing with her sister (play scratch/play bites) and petting so she responds in kind or is it hurting her?
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Yes, your assumptions sound correct to me.
It would most likely result in at least some growling or more aggressive behavior if your cat overlords wouldn't condone such practices employed by thy hooman slave.
Besides that, hairballs are completely normal and won't harm otherwise healthy cats.
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