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Five ways to help you communicate better with your cat - and there is also a dictionary
Trying to communicate with your cat and not being able to understand him?
Experts have given five tips that will greatly improve your interaction and understanding with cats (and they also interpret what each type of meow means)
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Wednesday, 24 November 2021, 23:47
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Five things you did not know about cats (Walla! News system)
Dogs and cats are the most popular pets, but while with dogs it is easier to communicate and tame them, cats are less "disciplined" and more difficult to interact with.
But cat experts from AllAboutCats.com have tried to help and have given the British Sun some tips that may be very helpful.
So what are their tips?
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Look them in the eyes.
As you do with humans (Photo: Giphy)
1. Focus your eyes on them
just as you do with a friend, family member or spouse - keep eye contact with your cat.
Experts say the best way to communicate with a cat is to narrow your eyes when looking at them, just as they do.
They claim that "if you narrow your eyes and look a cat in the eye, it can build the bond with them and help you understand their feelings."
2. Listen to the cat
If you watch the movements that the cat makes and listen to the different sounds he makes, you will notice the difference between his howls.
A short "meow" usually indicates a greeting of peace and if he does several of these in a row - it usually means he is excited.
On the other hand, a long "meow" at a low pitch usually means that the cat is not happy with something.
Try to identify certain behaviors and emotional reactions (Photo: Giphy)
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Dictionary of Cats
Miao short = hey
Multiple meow howls = I'm very excited to see you
Meow at medium volume = I want something (eg food)
Maraaaaaau at low pitch = I'm mad at you
Rrrrrhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Ferrrr = The cat shows gentleness and love towards you.
Hesit = I'm very angry and might start scratching someone
Cats can finally be understood (Photo: Giphy)
3. Watch the cat
If you look at your cat's body language, you will be able to identify specific gestures related to its emotions.
For example, if they straighten the tail with a curl at the end, it usually means they are happy.
And if they twist the tail, it probably means they are very excited.
4. Identify communicative behavior
Try to pay attention to a certain behavior of the cat next to you.
For example, if the cat rubs against you, it probably means that he is marking his territory and making you his "property".
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Answer the cat
If you respond to your cat in an appropriate tone and make gestures when you notice a certain behavior, you can communicate with him.
The more you try to communicate with the cat, the better he will understand you and the differences between your voice types and behavior.
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