Angry Cat

When your cat is angry, look out. If you don't, you might just get slapped with a tail or witness your other pet get spit at and pounced on. Kitties get angry and agitated for lots of reasons, from a lack of petting to an intruder in the house 

Reasons and Solutions

Late feedings, a splash of water and a lack of attention commonly result in a bit of tail whipping from you feline. The behavior isn't serious, and she'll get over whatever bothered her in no time. Hissing, Screeching, Spitting and an aggressive appearance are more serious. Bringing another animals into the house can cause this behavior, as can the smell of strange animals on your clothes, strangers in your house and the appearance of animals outside. Always introduce new animals slowly, by keeping the resident cat and new animal separated for at least two or three days, then feeding them both treats when they see one another for  the first time. If your cat is acting out at other people,smells or animals outside, distract her by making a sudden noise or shuffle her into another room. If a cat fight breaks out, a quick squirt of water will usually do the trick to separated the two. 

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How and why a cat purr ?

How cats Purr?

Experts still haven't nailed down the exact mechanism that creates the purr, which happens on the in hale and exhale for a constant sound, Cats that lose their "meow" (exhale) due to injury are often still able to purr, buts cats with laryngeal muscles, which control (glottis), create the purr sound. Studies have shown that this laryngeal muscles movement is controlled by a unique "neural oscillator" in the cat's brain.

Why does a cat purr?

Scientists believe that cats purr as a sign of communication. You have probably noticed your cat purring when you pet him or her. people usually think that their cat is purring because they are content. While this could be the case, it is most likely that your cat is trying to communicate with you.




Have you ever noticed your cat purring when they are at the Vet's office or when they are frightened? Cats are known to purr when purr when they are feeling distressed, once again they are using their purr as a method of communication.

If you have ever been around a mom cat and her newborn kittens, you might have noticed the kittens purring while nursing. The kittens do not have the ability to cry and nurse at the same time. However, they can purr and nurse at the same time without any problem. The mom cat will often purr back as a sign of reassurance to her kittens.


Just as a newborn baby cries to communicate with their parents, cats and kittens do the same. They do not have the ability to vocally express themselves, so purring serves as their communication.

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Understanding Cat Language

Cat talk and cat language puzzles us. Cats have been regarded for centuries as mysterious, solitary, unpredictable creatures because we can't understand what they're saying. But savvy cat owners can decipher cat language. While people reply primarily on speech to communicate, "Felines" is predominately a silent language. Cats speak by using complex combination of sign language, vocalization and scent cues. Learn how to recognize cat language basics, and figure out the most common combination, to understand what your cat is saying to you, and to the other fur-kids. 

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Health problems

Some of the most common feline health problems are colds and sniffles. There is the some example of health problems:-

• Eye problems – if your cat is squinting only in one eye there may be something in its eye. If you cannot remove it, take your cat to the vet.

•  Bite wounds and abscesses (mainly in outdoors cats)- can usually be prevented if antibiotics are given within the first 24 hours after the wound is inflicted. Never give cat’s aspirin, Tylenol or similar human medications.

When a cat is stressed or exposed to new serest types(different stains) of herpes virus, the ocular disease can recur. Keeping cats that are affected with this virus on a natural supplement called lysine can stop an outbreak or cure an existing one. Lysine is an essential amine acid.


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Living condition

Cats are one of the essential elements on a working farm. They control the rodent population, keeping them out of the feed. One farmer reports that he had a rat in every stall of his barn until he brought cats into his establishment. A cat will go crazy if confined to a small cage for a long period of time.

Indoor cats need to have a litter box provide where they can eliminate. Litter boxes need to be scooped daily and thoroughly changed and cleaned at least twice a week. Cats do not like to eliminate in dirty places, therefore, if you do not keep the litter box clean to your cats liking, you cat will find other places to go.

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