Cat Body Language - 100 Ways To Read Their Signals..

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1.3. " I don't like this. I sense danger!"

Cats produce a caterwauling yowl in situations of extreme fearfulness. It's a low-pitched, mournful howl that varies in pitch. Cats yowl when they are about to confront another cat or execute an aggressive move. The yowl may start low and stay low as the two potential combatants give themselves a last-second chance to avoid a fight. As the pitch of the yowl rises, so the aggression commences. They can also yowl at vets, another situation of intense apprehension, locked as they are in their travelling carrier, surrounded by strange smells, and if they have prior experience with the vet - anticipating pain.

P/S : The Small Cat Drill

Cats can be more expressive with their purrs than their big-cat cousins. Whereas a cat can create the

purr noise as it breathes in and out- "like it's drilling behind the sofa", as comedian Eddie Izzard

maintains-big cats such as lions and tigers can't. They can only produce the noise by moving air in a

single direction-outward-no matter how contended they are..

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1.4. "Aaaaiiiieeeeeee!!!"

At the moment of conflict, when the caterwauling ceases and fighting starts, cats will let out ear-splitting, high-pitched screams that last only a fraction of a second but wake up neighborhoods. The scream is a moment of sheer terror, as this kitten is experiencing when it turns and sees the dog it has been placed next to.

P/S : Cat Lick Checklist

Cats have their own licking and cleaning checklist and it's fascinating

for owners to see if their cat performs it in the same way each time.

The sequence is traditionally. Lick the paw and then rub it over one

side of the head. Lick the other paw and rub it over the other side of head. (Is your cat a lefty, a righty,

or a don't-care-which-paw-first cat?) Lick Shoulders, lick front leg, lick side, lick genitals, lick hind legs,

and lick tail.

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1.5. "Sorry Mom, I thought this tree was easy. Now get me outta here!!"

The cat cry is used to summon help in an emergency. An example of a typical emergency is when a kitten goes too far in exploring its boundaries-in this case, getting stuck halfway up a tree without the courage to turn around and climb down. It's a pitiful, expressive cry that is designed to bring parental help.