Cat owners can benefit from learning how to recognize when their pet is stressed.
So, the animal will most likely hide, trying to get into a secluded corner.
It is possible that the cat will hiss or even growl.
One of the manifestations of stress is refusal of food and/or water. Finally, owners often notice that a stressed pet has begun to sharpen its claws in inappropriate places or demonstratively refuses to use the litter box.
To help your cat cope with stress, you should first find out what caused it. Of all the many, we have identified 3 main ones.
1. Stress can be caused by unfamiliar people or new pets.
2. Often the animal is overcome by negative emotions if it is forced to live in conditions of renovation. Sometimes even a small rearrangement of furniture or new wallpaper leads to stress.
3. Traveling is the third most popular stress factor for cats. The pet may be afraid of both the sights and sounds of the street, as well as the transport on which the trip is made.
