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Confusing Behavior in Cats
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Tags: cats, behavior, training, unusual, strange
Is your cat doing odd things? Well, he or she may be trying to tell you something. Pay close attention to its behavior and you can have a happier relationship with your cat. What do you know?
| | Constant meowing: sometimes your cat is just being vocal, but other times it might be signifying a medical problem. |
| | When your cat is laying comfortably somewhere and looks at you, slowly blinking, it means that he or she is very happy. Some think the blinking is the cat's attempt to say "I love you". |
| | Cats strangely love chewing or licking on plastic. There isn't a known reason for this, but some people say that they love the texture or taste of plastic. |
| | Teeth chattering when they see birds or squirrels is sometimes attributed to mimicking birdsong to attract prey or draw others attention to it. |
| | Urine spraying is the most unpleasant of behaviors in cats. They do it to mark their territory, demonstrate their presense, and advertises sexual availability. |
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I love a chattering cat!
Comment by: buccicone.2 Cats who are Siamese or part Siamese (and may not look Siamese at all!), may meow frequently, loudly, or weirdly just because they're Siamese/part Siamese. Siamese can make some of the weirdest most unearthly sounds you ever heard, including sounding like a crying human baby!
Comment by: Spiritwolf Cats who are Siamese or part Siamese (and may not look Siamese at all!), may meow frequently, loudly, or weirdly just because they're Siamese/part Siamese. Siamese can make some of the weirdest most unearthly sounds you ever heard, including sounding like a crying human baby!
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