How do you know what your cat is saying?

Eyes will be closed or slit; the cat is usually purring. If the ears are back but not flat: The cat is agitated, threatened, may jump or run away. The cat may also hear something behind it. If the ears are flat back on the head: The cat is angry, threatened, frightened; may scratch if cornered.

What is your cat trying to tell you?

They’ll tell you when they’re hungry, when they’re feeling affectionate and if they’re feeling threatened or in pain. While some cats rarely make a peep, others won’t let you get a word in edgewise.

Does your cat talk to you?

Cats developed their language to talk to humans. They built the set of signals to tell them what they need and what they don’t want their cat parents to do. However, when your cat talks back to you, especially if they do that often, they may need your attention.

Why do cats talk to you?

Do cats feel embarrassed?

In a 2008 study, cat owners were asked which emotions they believed their cat could feel. Topping the list were ‘curiosity’, ‘joy’ and ‘fear’, while the three least likely emotions were ‘guilt’, ‘shame’ and ’embarrassment’. But, as you might suspect, your cat is likely to experience other emotions, too.

What does your cat do all day?

Your cat’s daily activities mostly include sleeping, exploring and eating. While you need to get up in the morning, get yourself ready and be at work all day, your cat is basically living the life a part of us all craves.

Is your cat out to get you?

There you have it — six signs your cat shows daily that they’re definitely out to get you. You keep giving them baths, keep petting them vigorously, keep putting them in dumb outfits, but if I were you, I’d sleep with one eye open.

Is your cat trying to tell you something?

Using Common Sense can make it so much easier to figure out what your cat is trying to tell you. They might be trying to tell you something, and it might be important—or at least it is to them. Learn the unique ways your cat communicates with you.

Why does my cat ask me to play with her?

Joz, the first thing you learn about cats is that they are independent, and each one has their own unique qualities. In your case, your cat may be asking you to play.