The cat is an animal that has a calm and gentle character. Usually, as long as he's treated with respect, he's not going to be violent or anything like that. Now, he is very sentimental, and if we add to that that it usually costs him a lot to accept changes, if we do something that he does not like, he could get angry with us.
So if you've ever wondered if my cat is angry, then we are going to talk about it to see what we can do to regain your confidence.
Why is the cat angry?
The cat can get angry for various reasons:
- For receiving inappropriate treatment (that is, without respect)
- For ceasing to be cared for as before (for example, if the family adopts another furry and stops paying attention to the cat they already had)
- If you have heard a very loud sound and have associated it with you (rare, but it can happen)
How do you know if you are angry?
To know for sure if he is angry, we will have to look at his body language: if he has his ears back, shows his teeth, growls and / or ignores us, we can assume that, at the very least, he feels annoyed for something we have done or for something that has happened.
For this reason, it is very important that we think carefully about what may have happened, and that above all we do an introspection exercise, since we have often caused the problem.
What to do to regain your confidence?
Apart from what we have already commented, what you have to do is treat the cat as it deserves. If we have adopted a new furry or if we have had a baby, that is not a reason - in fact, nothing is - to ignore him. He is part of our family because we decided so in his day. Just for this - and because it is what he touches - we have to treat him with respect, take time understand their body language to be able to communicate better with him, and make sure he is happy.
If we have done something that you did not like, we will respect your personal space more than ever and offer you cat treats. What is intended with them is to re-associate ourselves with something positive. We will not caress it in those moments (find out when to do it); We will do so when you approach us of your own accord.
Little by little we will see that he feels calmer. 😉
If you need more information, I recommend reading this article.