What is the nature of a cat? Cats, belonging to the cat family, are common pets in families all over the world. So do you know what the nature of cats is? Let’s take a look!

What is the nature of a cat?

1. Cats are intelligent by nature and have a particularly outstanding instinct to recognize their home.

2. Cat owners can judge whether a cat is in good or bad mood by just paying a little attention. When it is happy, it will play with its owner or small objects. When it is unhappy, it will hold its head and neck high, its coarse hair will stand upright, its beard will tremble, and it will make a cry of "husband".

3. Cats generally like warmth. In cold seasons, attention should be paid to keeping cats warm.

Many signs indicate that cats are premonitory of certain dangers, such as earthquakes, fires and other natural disasters. Some people speculate that cats may have a sixth sense organ that humans do not have.

4. Cats are also the most patient animals. In order to catch prey (mainly rodents and birds), they often crouch in the dark, waiting for the prey to arrive with half-closed eyes motionless.

Cats sometimes run with their belly close to the ground, just like a hunter chasing prey, which is very interesting.

5. Cats are very possessive and protect their food. It often uses urine as a signal around its activity area. Anyone of the same kind who mistakenly or intentionally intrudes into this area will be struck back.

When a cat is angry or frightened, it has a behavioral pattern, that is, its thick fur stands on end, its teeth and claws are spread out, and its thick tail is raised and swinging from side to side.

6. Cats and dogs are not very friendly. Once they meet, especially a strange dog, they will stare at each other with their backs arched and hiss or purr. When a dog approaches it, if there are trees or wooden piles nearby, it is best for the dog to climb up immediately. Otherwise, it will stretch out its sharp claws and rush towards the dog as fast as lightning. Its courage is really amazing.

7. When a cat does something wrong, such as scratching the sheets, bedding, sofa, etc., or chewing indoor flowers and trees, when the owner scolds it, it will be like a child being scolded, lowering its head or tail or hiding in the dark. . In the dark, it would stare at its owner from time to time, feeling both angry and playful.

8. Cats love to be clean. Perhaps because of this, cats become people’s ideal companion animals. Cats are reluctant to eat scraps or even refuse to eat completely. Therefore, breeders are required to discard leftover food at any time and wash the food bowls clean.