Cat Chat - Kitty Communication

Is ignorance of cat chat the reason you are reading this? This is probably true , specially if you haven't been around a lot of cat chats. Your animal's meow is one of the main things you need to watch. To figure out what they are trying to talk about you need to figure out the type of meow.

It's All In The Purr

All cats will use their "voices" to communicate. Their cat chat is their way of doing just that. To find clues to your pet's feelings you need to pay attention to what they are "talking" about. Part of the clue involves observing difference in frequency, pace, pitch and intensity.

A frightened or anxious kitty will have quicker then normal meows. A relaxed and confident kitty will tend to have slower then normal meows. Of course this is only one way they "talk" to you.

One specific way that is unique to the cat family is the purr. When they are content they tend to purr. It is also been supported by studies that cats purr when they are ready to be sociable.

Pay Attention

Make a point to not simplify the purr because it can also mean your kitty is in great pain, feeling uneasy or nervous about something. There are even cat experts that believe the purr is a form of meditation for the cat. The message being a way to seek comfort within if you may.

Their true mood can also be ascertained by how they hold their tails. The way their tail is moving has meaning as well. Of course your kitty isn't a dog so remember that a dog wagging his tail means one thing and a cat doing the same will mean something different. In fact when your kitty is doing this it signals annoyance or maybe confusion.

Conclusion

Cats are emotional but smart animals and you can see that after reading this article. Having the intelligence of a two year old according to animal behaviorist. Can't you understand their natural curiosity? Your main job is to be patient and pay attention. By doing this you will have the most enjoyable and satisfying cat chat with your cat as possible.