Understand the cat language and make them happy

Most of the cat owner wants to know that what their cat friends are thinking. Animals are not able to speak to tell us what is on their minds, but they have different ways of communicating. You can mention how your cat is feeling from its physical position.

Cats always express and gesture with their body language. Everything from the twisting of their tails to the position of their ears is a means of communication.

Understand your cat’s happiness and relaxation

When you feel your cat is happy and comfortable, it may feel sleepy or cold. He feels that his muscles are loose and his head will remain calm and he will not look back and forth. A cat that looks comfortable and satisfied can welcome some pets.

Ears: From a comfortable cat, ears will be in the natural posture. They will not be slapped on the head or pushed back. Although their ears may vibrate in response to noise, they are not constantly moving.

Eyes: When your cat rests, its pupils will be of their own size. You can see them close their eyes halfway through, like a cat drowning. They will not look alert or intentional.

Body: If your cat is lying down, it may be at an angle toward them so that its belly is exposed. It is a sign that they feel safe. If the cat sits, its back will be straight and its head will be up.

Tail:  A happy, comfortable cat will let its tail spread and stay flat. The tail will be quite calm, and the fur will be flat against it.

Understand the playful cat 

How to feel playful cat?  When you feel that your cat likes to play, they show a lot of energy. They may start harassing you at home as if to motivate you to be a part of the game. They find their toys and start to play with them.

Ears:  A playful cat's ears will be above. The ears will raise flat to point forwards, and it seems you they look particularly alert.

Eyes: Your cat will look at you or a toy while playing. Their pupils will be scattered and may look wild in his eyes.

 Body:  Cats love to play chase games. You can see the cat leaning on its hind legs as if ready to grab. Hitting is another sign that your cat feels something nice to be playful cat.

Tail: Some cats will keep their tails down as they prepare to grab. You can see their breath is rising and swaying here and there. Occasionally, a young cat or kitten may follow its tail

Understand about scared cat

A frightened cat sometimes resembles a Halloween cat with a pointed back and pointed tail. Your kitty may find a place to hide and she may refuse to come out. They can show their teeth or hiss. Your cat also shows the following signs of being scared.

Ears: Your cat can quickly move its ears back and forth to monitor the sounds around it. They can pull their ears down so that they point to one side or lie flat with their head.

Eyes: A frightened cat always looks very careful. They are always alert and their eyes are open and their ears are open to see any danger.

Body: Your cat can arch its back and let its skin come off. They will bend as if they were running. You will find that they are under pressure and are always ready to respond to a fight or flight.

Tail: When you think your cat is scared because of an unrelated situation. It shows their sanctity with their tail so that it can be made. They wrap their tails around their bodies to avoid being caught or bitten. 

Understand other bodily functions

Cats do other things to communicate with you, like:

Rubbing: Cats are widely recognized for rubbing against objects, even people. It's known as a sign of love, but it's also a sign to give a message to other cats. It's a way of distributing perfume to mark their area.

Kneading: Some cats definitely show their paws high and down on the lap of yours or pillow. This is known as kneading. It's been coming for a long time. Kittens are also kneading their mothers to drink milk, and they are comfortably attaching it.

Voice: Cats do not bite each other to make a sound. They are just meowing to show their presence and get the attention of human beings or if you feel that your cat is hungry or wants to eat something, it makes sound like a meow. 

Purity is a symbol of contentment and tranquility. If you hear your cat screaming or making noises in bed, it is a kind of sign or may want to tell you about an illness or pain.

Disease: If you feel your cat is not feeling well, it will show up to your a change in body language. Your cat may lay helpless position such as its head and ears down. If they are in pain, they can lie to avoid making it worse. Their eyes may look dim or mirrored, and their ears will bend around the head.

When you begin to understand your cat, it will be easier to gauge its mood based on its body language.

How to make your cat happy?

If you have a cat, you know that cats are usually less caring, curious pets. 

The following points should be considered to make them happy.

Help your cat get ready

 Help your cat by brushing regularly. If you give your cat extra attention that is surely bonding times to make them happy and thrilled.

 Treat your cat

Cats love treats, so treat your cat with a new risk that is not only healthy but also delicious and low in calories.

Give your cat new toys

In general, cat toys are not very expensive, and cats love to play with them. Playing with Toys makes your cat mentally strong, young, fast, and healthy.

Give some extra time to cuddle

Most cats do not have time to spend on the laps, so give some extra time to your cat, such as sitting and relaxing. Sit down and read your favorite book. With that start cuddling your cat which is definitely something good for your cat. 

Provide a new cat bed

We know that cats spend more time sleeping. Therefore, it is better to provide a new cat bed to the window perch. This is one of the best choices for you to make your cat happy.