Cats, as one of the most popular pets at the moment, have an irresistible charm. However, don't look at the cat's usual cold, non-eating appearance, in fact, they also have "broken thoughts", especially in some cases, the cat is likely to be "scolding" you! If the owner of your cat has one of the following situations, then it is likely to be saying bad things about you! Check it out!
1. Cats meow frequently.
Cats meow for many reasons, in addition to expressing their emotions and needs, sometimes they may also be "saying" something to their owners. If you notice that your cat meows frequently and has a high-pitched and harsh voice, it is likely that he is upset with you or is blaming you. At this time, you can observe the expression and posture of the cat, if it is accompanied by tail swing, ears tilted back, etc., it is even more indicating that it is "scolding" you.
Solution: Try to communicate with the cat first, understand what it means and try to meet its needs. If the cat still meows continuously, some simple training and tuning can be done appropriately to let it know that this is not allowed.
Second, the cat showed a "dissatisfied" expression.
Cats are very emotional creatures, and they often convey information through their facial expressions. If you notice that your cat is showing a "dissatisfied" expression, such as wandering eyes, ears tilted back, mouth slightly open, etc., then it is likely to be dissatisfied with you or "scolding" you! At this time, you can reflect on whether you have done something that displeased the cat.
Solution: Adjust your behavior in time to make your cat feel comfortable and satisfied. At the same time, you can also give the cat some small snacks or play with it, so that it can feel your care and love.
3. The cat suddenly attacks you.
Although cats are usually docile, there are times when they can suddenly attack their owners for a number of reasons. If your cat suddenly attacks you, such as scratching or biting you, it is likely to be upset with you or "scolding" you! At this time, you can observe the cat's expression and posture, if it is accompanied by dilated pupils, tail wagging and other movements, it is even more indicating that it is attacking you.
Solution: Don't panic at first, try to stay calm and gradually move away from the cat. If your cat continues to attack you, try to calm it down in some simple ways, such as gently wrapping it in a towel or using some simple methods to calm it down. If the situation is serious or you are unable to handle it yourself, it is advisable to seek professional help in a timely manner.
Fourth, the cat scratches you with its paws.
Cats sometimes scratch their owners with their paws, which is actually a way to express their emotions. If the cat scratches you with its paws, and it is loud or frequent, then it is likely to be dissatisfied with you or "scolding" you! At this time, you can observe the cat's expression and posture, if it is accompanied by tail wagging, ears tilting back, etc., it is even more indicating that it is "scolding" you.
Solution: First try to communicate with the cat and let him know that this is not allowed. If the cat still continues to scratch you with its paws, you can do some simple training and tuning, such as letting it learn how to express its emotions and needs correctly. At the same time, you can also learn more about cats and skills in order to take better care of them!
Although cats do not express emotions and needs verbally like humans, they do convey information through their actions and expressions. As a shoveler, you must learn to observe and understand the meaning of cats, so that you can get along with them better! If your cat often has the above situations, it is recommended to adjust their behavior and attitude in time to make them feel your care and love. At the same time, you can also learn more about cats and skills in order to take better care of them!