The time it takes for a cat to calm down after getting angry depends on the cause and severity of its anger. If the cat is slightly upset over something small, such as not liking being held or being touched in a place he doesn't like, it may only take a few hours for the cat to calm down. But if the cat is severely angry due to being frightened, threatened, or feeling unsafe, it may take several days or even longer for the cat to completely calm down.

In addition, the time it takes for a cat to calm down after being angry is also related to its personality. If your cat has a more lively personality, he may forget what caused his anger the next day. If the cat has a stubborn personality, it may engage in some retaliatory behavior against its owner within three to five days, such as pooping on the bed, urinating indiscriminately, and biting the owner.

It should be noted that if a cat is angry for a long time, it may have an impact on its physical and mental health. Therefore, when a cat is angry, the owner should try to avoid stimulating it and give it enough time and space to calm down.