The Purr:



Cats (big and small) are the sole animals that have the ability to purr. Why?

Purring actually comes from two membrane folds, rather than being voice generated. referred to as false vocal cords and they are located in the larynx to the rear of the real vocal cords. They can purr both on inhaled and exhaled breaths, with their mouths completely closed.Scientists think purring is produced by blood in a large vein in the chest cavity that vibrates and is then magnified by air in the windpipe.

For kittens(who can't see or hear), the vibration of their mother's purring can be felt, acting as a homing device, a signal for them to nurse. When a cat purrs, it isn't always out of pleasure; a deep purr can also be an indicator of pain or distress.

The Meow:

There are lots of variations: a short, soft-spoken "mew" is your cat's way of saying "hello", Are you feeling good today'A loud and drawn-out "meo-o-o-o-ow" is a demand for food or attention.

The Ears:

There are 5 fundamental ear indications. If they point forward and slightly outward, then all is well. If the ears are erect and facing forward, they're wide awake and my explore the source of something it hears. If the ears are twitching nervously back and forth, they're agitated or anxious.

The Tail:

A tail quietly waving back and forth is a sign that the animal is contented or in deep concentration. If growling accompanies this, take care!

If tail-wagging is somewhere between heavy-duty and half-hearted, this can mean that your cat feels very indecisive at the moment. If the tail is leaning forward over the head and looking fluffed up, it means your cat is feeling like the top banana

The Eyes:

When your cat looks steadily at you, giving you several long, slow blinks, you're getting the equivalent of a kiss! Mimic the cat, they like to feel loved too!.

If you get on the same level and speak to your cat while sitting on the floor, your cat will feel more at ease right away.

The Whiskers:

When it comes to the feline species, the whiskers are the most important sense organs. By bending the whiskers, kitty can magnify the smallest air disturbance.