Cats, like many animals, are capable of experiencing a wide range of emotions.
In this article, we will tell you what can hurt a cat emotionally.
How does an offended cat behave
When a cat is offended, this can first of all be read through the animal's body language.
For example, excessive irritability, fear or demonstrative avoidance of contact with the owner.
However, interpreting mood changes is not always easy.
After all, the signals of resentment are similar to the signals of illness.
Cats may attack you out of anger, hiss, or not allow you to touch you.
Due to dissatisfaction, the pet may begin to behave more aggressively.
For example, cats often break out of their hands out of anger, do not allow themselves to be petted, damage pieces of furniture, scatter or steal small things.
The animal's gaze will also change. The pet will look straight into your eyes and rarely blink, while it will beat its tail steadily.
What can offend or anger a cat
Cats can get angry about a variety of things. For example, if you violate their physical boundaries, touch them when they don’t want it at all.
Cats are easily offended by things they cannot control.
Some people might say that cats are too sensitive. But the truth is that cats have special needs and expectations.
The animal will not be happy if there are strangers in the house who make noise.
In addition, cats often get angry if their food is taken away or if they are not given enough attention.
Therefore, it is important to be careful with your pet and spend as much time together as possible.
Previously, we told you what kind of fish and seafood can be given to cats.
