29/05/2025
🐾 How Do Cats Talk to Each Other? 🐱
If you’ve got more than one cat, you’ve probably seen the full feline language in action - from nose boops and snuggles to the odd swat or stare-down. 😼💬
Cats “talk” using body language, scent, and the occasional hiss or trill.
Here’s how they keep the cat-convo going:
💛 Snuggles & Grooming
These aren’t just cute - they’re cat hugs! Grooming and cuddling show trust, affection, and help strengthen their bond.
👃 Nose Touches & Headbutts
Kind of like a polite handshake (with built-in scent exchange). Headbutts say, “You’re my person/cat.”
🌀 Tail Talk
An upright tail = happy cat. Swishing like a whip? Best give them some space.
👂 Ears & Eyes
Ears up = curious. Ears flat = back away slowly. Slow blinks? That’s a kitty “I love you.”
🎤 Cat Chat Sounds
Trills, purrs, yowls, chirps… Each has a purpose - from flirting to saying, “Back off, buddy.”
👃 Scent Signals
From rubbing faces on furniture (and you!) to strategic scratching or even spraying - cats use scent to claim their turf and send messages.
😾 Not Getting Along?
Tension between housemates? It happens. If things stay spicy (in a bad way), a vet behaviourist can help, and calming pheromone diffusers may ease the vibe.
Bottom line: cats might not speak our language, but they’re always “talking.” We just have to learn how to listen. 🐾💬
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