Cats, like us, have various ways of communicating , both with humans and with their feline felines. They transmit messages with their gestures and postures, that is, they have a whole repertoire of movements (with the tail, with the ears, eyes, etc.) that make up their body communication and that, if you are able to decipher, you will be able to understand very, very well. your pet. For example, when a kitten has narrowed eyelids, its tail is raised or it is lying on its side, it means that it is happy. This type of communication becomes even more important if possible in cats since they are animals that usually flee (there are exceptions) from the confrontation emitting signals that inform the rest of their state of mind.
On the other hand, cats also use verbal communication to tell us how they feel: if they are sad, happy, angry, comfortable, nervous … Their meows, purrs and snorts are a mine of information. Don’t go unnoticed!
See if the kitties communicate that they do it even with smells. Although we cannot perceive it, its urine provides other cats with information as important as the animal’s age , gender, sexual status and, as happens to us, its state of health.
Like any communication worth its salt, for it to come to fruition it must be bidirectional and that not only the animal makes the effort to make itself understood. This is a matter of two! At this point, have you ever wondered how you transmit messages to your pet ? If you do it in a high-pitched tone, the animal will understand that you have been disgusted with it. If, on the other hand, you speak to him with a low-pitched tone, he will perceive the message as something pleasant.
Do you often look your furry dog in the eye? You should know that your kitten may feel attacked with this behavior of which we generally do not know its meaning. Next, we will tell you a little more about how cats communicate and how to understand your pet perfectly. From now on you are going to read minds .
