What does it mean when a cat sticks out its tongue

A cat sticking out its tongue means the surrounding environment temperature is too high. Since the cat's sweat glands are underdeveloped, it will stick out its tongue to pant and dissipate heat. The owner should give the cat more water and put the cat in an environment with a suitable temperature to prevent The cat is poisoned. Cats will stick out their tongue when they are relaxed, which shows that the cat feels safe about the surrounding environment and people. Cats suffer from oral diseases, so they may stick out their tongues. The owner should take the cat to the pet hospital for oral examination in time.

Cats use their tongues to "sniff" their environment. When a cat's mouth is open, it uses its tongue to collect information and transmit it to the organs at the roof of the mouth. Cats also most likely don't feel their tongues half-biting, or even realize they're doing it. This usually happens when a cat wants to learn about an interesting smell, such as your dirty socks.

After a cat’s teeth are extracted for health reasons, the tongue may be exposed. Teeth help keep the tongue in place, and without teeth, a cat’s tongue wouldn’t know where to place it. So this is a more common behavior in cats with missing teeth. In fact, the position of a person's tongue is also affected by the teeth. The position of the tongue will also affect the shape of the teeth. If the tongue is often pressed against the front teeth, it may cause buck teeth.