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Learning The Kitty Linggo

All cat lovers know that a cat is very good at communicating, if you listen and react to your cat, you will forge a strong bond with them.

A cat has numerous ways of getting the message across to us. If, for instance, you see your cat hunched up on her back legs and hissing madly, you will know that she is wary or afraid of something. In the same way, if she is stood proud and waving her tail about slowly from side to side, then this is an indication that all is probably well.

You can also tell a lot about a cat’s state of mind by its eyes. If a cat is content with everything then the eyes may be half closed. If, however, you look and the eyes are dilated and wide, it could be that this is probably a sign of fear or anger.

A cat does not just “meow”. There are many different sounds that a cat makes.

Purring from cats is not only because they are content. If you listen closely, you will probably hear them purring if they have to be treated at the vet’s or if a stranger tries to stroke them or pick them up.

The cat makes a slightly different sound when it is asking to be fed, or when it comes over to greet you.

The more intense sounds that a cat makes are normally signs of fear or pain or even anger. Some cats have a tendency to speak more than other cats. Sometimes you can tell the difference between how a cat speaks to you compared to how it speaks to strangers.

It is always better to spend more time with your cat; this is the only way to really find out what she is trying to tell you. The more that you get used to her ways, the easier it will be to actually understand her. This is the only way that we can really communicate with our cats.

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