The main reasons why cats sigh are as follows: First, they feel very comfortable and relaxed, and express their comfortable state through sighing. Second, relieve tension. When a cat suddenly relaxes after being highly stressed, it will sigh. Third, when you are tired from playing, sigh to relieve yourself. Fourth, if the cat is sick, if the cat sighs repeatedly for a long time, you should pay attention to whether there is a problem with the cat's nose or respiratory tract, which may be a precursor to a cold or bronchitis.

1. Feeling very comfortable and relaxed

Cats sometimes let out a long sigh when they feel very comfortable and relaxed, just like a human yawning. For example, sometimes after they have exercised properly, their bodies feel very relaxed, so they feel very comfortable and they will sigh like this.

2. Relieve nervousness

When a cat is highly nervous, it will immediately increase its vigilance, usually manifested by dilated pupils, erect ears, and fried hair. And when you find that the danger is gone and you suddenly relax, you will sigh. This is somewhat similar to human sighing, which is mainly used to relieve inner pressure.

3. Tired from playing

Cats will also lie on the ground and sigh or pant loudly when they are tired from playing or after a lot of exercise. This is because the cat's explosive power is very strong, but its durability is very weak, so its strength will be exhausted quickly. When a cat's energy is exhausted, it will sigh to relieve itself. At this time, you need to move the cat to a cool and ventilated place to rest as soon as possible, and prepare sufficient drinking water for the cat.

4. Sick

If the cat sighs repeatedly for a long time, it may be because there is a problem with the nose or respiratory tract, such as a cold or tracheitis, which prevents the cat from breathing normally, so it Will sigh frequently to relieve his discomfort. At the same time, cats may also experience symptoms such as poor energy and loss of appetite. Therefore, once this situation is discovered, you need to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination in time, and then treat it symptomatically to avoid aggravating the condition.