Cats are emotionally sensitive animals, and they can get angry sometimes. Although cats are usually docile and loving, they can display some signs of anger when they feel threatened or uncomfortable. Today I will share some behaviors that cats may show when they are angry:

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Scratching

When cats feel angry or annoyed, they may scratch or attack surrounding objects with their claws, such as furniture, carpets, or their owners. This is a way for cats to express dissatisfaction.

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Growling

Cats will make a low, hoarse sound when they are angry or feel threatened. This sound is usually accompanied by a posture of preparing to strike. , warn people or animals around you not to approach.

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Hiding

Some cats will choose to hide and avoid contact with the outside world when they are angry or annoyed. They may hide in a corner, under the bed, or in another hidden place until their emotions calm down.

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Picky eaters

Cats may refuse food when they are angry or unhappy, or they may be picky and only eat the food they like. This behavior indicates that the cat is emotionally unstable.

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Staring

When cats feel angry or dissatisfied, they may Staring at the target with wide eyes is a signal of threat or challenge.

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Escape

Some cats will break away from their owners' touch or hug when they are angry, showing their unwillingness to be disturbed or contacted.

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There are many ways cats behave when they are angry. Owners need to pay attention to their cats’ emotional changes, respect their feelings, and avoid causing their cats’ unpleasant emotions. Establishing good communication and interaction with cats can help reduce the number of times cats become angry and keep them calm and happy