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Cat language

Cat language is not limited to physical movements only, but also uses vocal expressions to draw attention to them. When you own a cat, you must understand how it uses its body and know the meaning of these movements, to avoid misunderstanding that could cause physical harm to you from the cat. Seek the help of a veterinarian to understand these signals and physical movements. You can also monitor the cat’s physical movements and translate them to know what he wants you to do with him.

Audio language of cats

Cats, as we mentioned, use their bodies and vocal tones to express a feeling or request something from the people around them. The voice language of cats is the only language that communicates between them and other cats, and sometimes they use it when they need to alert the people around them that they need something. There are various tones that can That the cat issues it according to his mood and the purpose he wants from you.

Cats meow

A cat's meow expresses some of the behaviors that the cat wants to do. A cat's meow varies depending on its purpose, as will become clear below:

Meowing with a trembling sound is evidence of the cat's need for its owner to follow it somewhere.

If the cat makes a purring sound, this indicates that it is happy and wants to play.

There is another sound called cat hissing, which it makes when it senses the presence of an enemy near it.

The call for help is called howling. When you hear this sound, you should rush to the cat as it needs help.

Body language in cats

Cats use their bodies to express their needs and feelings. These movements must be understood so that you can deal with your cat without being harmed by it. Cats use all parts of the body to express a feeling or desire that they want to do to them. The body language of cats tells us a lot, so trying to understand these movements and their meanings will Makes you spend fun times with your cat.

The meaning of tail movements in cats

The meaning of tail movements in cats varies according to their mood and the type of situation they are exposed to. Among these movements are what we will explain below:

• If the tail is raised while keeping the fur in its natural state, this indicates more than one feeling. Either the cat is curious about what is happening around him and is watching what is happening around him with interest, or the cat is in a state of happiness.
• If the tail is raised while the fur is standing, this is evidence of a state of anger in the cat, so you should not approach it so as not to get hurt.
• If you see a cat with a lowered tail, this is evidence that it is insecure and feels tense and anxious.
• When you see a cat moving its tail left and right, this physical expression indicates two states: either the cat is happy or angry.

Eye language in cats

Although cats' eyes are beautiful, cats use them to communicate with those around them. Through some of the following actions, you can understand the language of eyes with cats:

• If cats narrow their eyes, this indicates that they are feeling aggressive in most situations.
• But the opposite may happen. When cats have dilated pupils, this is evidence of a feeling of aggression and nervousness they may have.

Ear language in cats

The ear is an important part of expressing what cats feel. The language of the ear in cats only requires close attention, as each movement has a different meaning, and these movements include:

• When the cat's ear is moved forward, this gives three meanings: it is interested in what is happening around it, it feels happy, or it is taking caution.
• If the cat moves its ear back, this indicates that it feels fear or anger.
• If you see cats moving their ears in a circular motion, this indicates that they are receiving a sound far away from them and want to pay attention to it and determine its source.