Decoding the Sounds of an Angry Cat: Understanding Feline Vocalizations
When a cat is angry, the sounds it makes are usually low-pitched, sometimes accompanied by hissing. When a cat makes these sounds, it's crucial for the owner to stop interacting and give the cat space to prevent any aggressive behavior. Low-Pitched Growls and Moans Sometimes, a cat might emit a low "umph" sound, like a muffled groan, indicating annoyance. Other times, they may produce a more pronounced growl, sometimes with a "hissing" sound, accompanied by bared teeth. These low-pitched sounds signal that your cat is angry and it's time to back off. Give your feline friend some time to cool down. After about 30 minutes, try approaching with a treat or toy to make amends. Avoid leaving your cat feeling ignored. These are key signs of an angry cat. Understanding your cat's vocalizations is important for a positive relationship. The Hissing Sound When a cat arches its back, raises its fur, and makes a "sisi" or hissing sound, it's a clear sig...