preview

Bad Things About Cats Research Paper

Decent Essays

Cats have many different behaviors and each means something different. They could be happy, sad, angry, scared, and so much more. For example, they might purr when they are happy, hiss when scared or mad, or even lash out when nothing has happened. Just like cats have many different behaviors, they also need to be treated and taken care of properly depending on those behaviors. For example, some cats are very social, and need to be raised with other cats or animals, while other cats are loners and need to be kept apart from other cats or animals.

Behavior means body language, habits, aggression, play, communication, hunting, grooming,urine marking,and face rubbing in cats. It varies among breeds and individuals, and between colonies. Some cats …show more content…

This would mean that the cat is ready to pounce on a target. It could also signal playtime to the other cats. If a cat puts its ears flat against its head and tail in between its legs, that could mean that they are intimidated by whatever it is they see. When cats are angry or scared, they might arch their backs and hiss out a warning. They do this to make themselves look bigger. Purring is a sign of happiness or content. Cats ears are sensitive and when you pet them, it feels good and makes them happy, so they purr. You have to be careful, though. If you put too much pressure on their ears, you could end up hurting them, and they might lash out because of that. Cats usually hunt if they don’t like the food you give them, they don’t have food, or they want to please you. To deal with this get better food for them, but be careful because some foods are bad for certain breeds. They groom themselves to stay clean. Their tongues have small barbs that are rough like sandpaper. It helps them get dirt and bugs out and untangle their fur. Grooming another also cat shows trust and care. In male cats, urine marking helps to say that “This territory is mine. Don’t come here without my permission.” Each

Get Access