Understanding what a cat wants to say with its behavior is not that difficult.
We'll tell you how to determine what your cat needs based on its behavior.
It's simple. If a cat is hungry, one will follow its owner around and rub against his legs, meowing loudly.
Playing is a way for cats to relieve their hunting instinct. When a cat wants to play, it presses itself against the floor, lays its ears back, and slowly moves its tail from side to side.
Also, a cat in a playful mood can attack its owner's legs.
If a cat wants to go to the toilet and the litter box is dirty, it will walk in circles, scratch the floor with its paw and meow.
If you don't clean the litter box, a clean animal may go to the toilet in another place.
If your cat is not eating well, is not cooperative, hides, takes unnatural positions, or licks itself too thoroughly, this is a reason to contact your veterinarian.
A frightened cat looks like this: tail tucked, paws half-bent, pupils dilated.
When very frightened, cats also arch their backs and hiss – preparing to defend themselves.