What a cat can't understand, and what it understands very well
Despite the small size of the brain, cats have a fairly high level of intelligence.
The cat is one of the smartest animals, ranking 5th in intelligence.
Cats understand us much better than we think, but they are unable to understand some things that seem obvious to us.
What Cats Understand and What They Don't
Firstly, the cat understands the owner's mood perfectly. His mood is instantly transmitted to the cat.
Secondly, the cat understands the physical superiority of the owner, but at the same time may not recognize his leadership in the house.
Thirdly, cats understand that small children are not always aware of their actions. Therefore, cats, as a rule, avoid children.
Fourthly, cats understand the prohibitions set by their owners.
However, the cat will observe them and behave well only in the presence of the owner, because cats, like all other animals, have no concept of good and evil.
Also, a cat is not able to understand the good intentions of the owner who gives her an injection or restricts her diet on the recommendation of a veterinarian.
