How Do You Read Cat Body Language?






Cats speak to us only through body language and vocalizations! They can be hard to read at times, but tail position, posture or ear position are body language cues that can give you an idea of ​​what your cat is feeling emotionally. Here's how to read your cat's body language with easy-to-follow examples!






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1..The squatting position of the musical bow

Cat language means: bring it on!

When your cat crouches in a low bow position, listening slightly forward and backward in the air, it is ready to attack, fear and chase. 





2..Straight tail and ears

Cat language means: Hello!

When your cat stands proudly with its ears and tail straight, it is in a happy, friendly mood and ready to pet.





3..Slight convulsions and raised ears

Cat language means: I don't know about that

When your cat's back is slightly arched and its ears are erect, it is friendly but unsure of sounds, smells, or new things introduced into its environment. 





4..Years in the air!Cat belly exposed

Cat's body language means: I'm relieved that all is well in the world.

If your cat shows you its stomach, it is the ultimate sign of trust and satisfaction! It is also a sign that they are comfortable and at ease in their environment.






5..Tail erect ears forward moustache

Cat language means: I'm crazy about you!

When your cat's tail is wagging, its ears are erect, and its whiskers are pointing forward, it is happy, excited, and happy to see you. 





6..Be careful The tail and ears are flat

Cat language means: I'll get you (maybe

When your cat wags its tail and flattens its ears, it is showing interest, anger or frustration. This may mean it's time to play or it may mean it's time to give them a chance! Try giving them one of their favorite toys to engage in a search circuit and see how they do. 





7..Bare back flat tail and flat ears

Cat language means: I'm crazy!!!

If your cat's back is arched and its ears and tail are flat, it means that it is scared and threatened. This means that they may become violent and it is important to find the source of their fear and help them feel better. 





8..Ears back, tail down

Cat language means: Leave me alone!

When your cat's ears point back, the tail is low, and the back is defensive, it means that he is feeling protective and may cause aggression.




9..Sound and ears

Cat body language means: Everything is fine!

When your cat's tail and ears are erect and it is standing properly, it means that it is relaxed, confident and alert.










1..only because I don't mean that I'm happy.

Tang can mean content, but may also appear in your cat suffering, panic or trying to support you to give you food. Kelly Morgan, DVM, the pharmacy and center of Illinois and Urbana-Chagainiation of medical medical disposal in Chicago, compared with smiles. People smile when they are happy, 


But also when they are uncomfortable or when they need something. Likewise, purring can indicate different internal states. Pay attention to your cat's body language when he is careful, small signs like mood and tension can help you understand your cat and his general mood.





2..I get a lot of water from food.

Cats do not have the same desire to drink water as other animals, because their ancestors got a lot of water from food. It is a challenge to keep your cat well hydrated, to make sure you get him to drink his water: give him liquid food and frozen treats with a high water content, such as ice cubes from a cow's bowl without salt. (Of course, make sure there is always plenty of fresh, clean water available.)





3..I meow, human.

Kittens meow to get their mother's attention, but adult cats rarely use meows to communicate with other cats. This means that if your cat meows, pay attention and try to understand it. He’s trying to tell you something.





4..I'm better on the inside.

Cats have historically been outdoor animals, but with domestication and innovation, cats are more comfortable indoors. As guardians, our job is to give our cats the stimulation to thrive outside, but in a safe environment. It can be done! For interior design ideas, click here.





5..I'm not hungry like I told you.

Cute cats make her look even hungrier than them. They know that you have tied their little hands; experience has taught them this. But when it comes to food, they don't like your dedication to satisfying their desires. According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, more than 50% of American cats are overweight or obese; 


That's more than 47 million big cats and they don't eat. Although large cats are becoming the norm, feline obesity is no joke. It can cause diabetes, arthritis, heart disease and even cancer. Consult your veterinarian to determine appropriate amounts of food to feed and respect your arms.





6..I need to brush my teeth.

Dental health is import ants to your cats as it is to your. You should make sure that you brush your cat's teeth regularly. Yes, that means brushing your cat's teeth. No, it's not fun, but it's important and will probably save you money on vet bills in the long run. No matter what type of diet your cat follows, veterinarian Dr. Loridawn Gordon also recommends feeding your cat chicken neck. 


This is a great way to allow your cat to not only clean their teeth but also get natural calcium. (Do not give your cat boiled bones. They will break and can cause serious injury if ingested.) There are many ways to keep your cat's teeth and gums healthy, so make sure a Take care of your cat's dental health.





7..I look at you, I see a useless cat.

According to anthropologist, Dr John Bradshaw, author of the fascinating book, Cat Sense, cats see people as big, useless cats, not another species, so they will  treat you like this. They want to help feed and bathe you because your cat's skills are not good enough to scare. (Also, they love you and want to take care of you and show you that by occasionally bringing dead animals.)





8..I especially want meat.

Cats are carnivores, which means they will eat meat in their diet every day. They need more protein and less carbohydrates than omnivores. The wild predecessors of our domestic cats obtained most of their grains and carbohydrates from the digestive systems of the animals they ate.






In the wild, cats are solitary animals, and believe that they will share their territory rather than completely collect it; they will allow other cats to enter their claimed territory as long as they do not occupy that space now. In multi-cat households without territorial disputes, cats have decided how many hours they are allowed to spend in certain places, perhaps in the morning by a favorite window before spending the afternoon on the couch sounds good. 


If there are territorial disputes in your cat family, chances are there is a shortage of desirable hangout spots. For example, if there is disagreement about who sleeps on your bed at night, try adding a cat tree with a perch in your bedroom. Adding a new bedroom, especially at a different eye level, can eliminate friction.





10..Just because I showed you my belly doesn't mean I want you to touch it.

The cat's most affected area is its delicate stomach. He can show it to you - you are happy; It's a sign that the cat is content and comfortable enough to rest in front of you, but it's not necessarily an invitation to get into it right away. Respect the space that each cat needs  they are different  if you are rubbing the belly, approach carefully or you may find yourself doing it too quickly. If you pay attention and understand your cat, you will eventually understand the difference between showing or calling the belly button.





11..I need a vertical space to explore.
Cats often like to climb and perch on top to explore their territory. Make sure that your cat has a perch or, ideally, a high walkway or a perch system that allows him to see his domain from above. If you live in a small space like a house, it will be especially important to have a stable space for your cat to climb and explore. 






12. I don't like it I want it.

(And I won't try to spoil yours.) Cats need a good cleaning post. As the Humane Society of the United States explains, the purpose of scratching is multifaceted: Cats scratch to remove their outer layer, mark their territory by leaving both markings and scent ( they have scent glands on their feet). and stretching their body and stretching their legs and arms. They crawl when they feel like it,


like when you come home from work, after a nap, and to take their time. If you don't provide a recommended way for a natural and important behavior, your cat will find another place to do this instinctive behavior, like your bed. If your cat is still scratching the furniture even though you have given him a scratching post, try moving it to a post, playing with your cat, and praising him while he does it. very well. 





13..I have visions of ghosts.

Cats have very sensitive eyes that can see the UV spectrum. Their management opens up a wild world of sights and patterns that humans cannot see, such as psychedelic stripes and plant life and colorful feathers and feathers, perhaps explaining why cats are attracted to things that , we, seem to be passive. Some things they see that we can't? In addition to patterns on animals and plants, they also see large fields of urine marks left by animals. Maybe it's a good thing we don't share this great idea!