Pets cry because of their relationship with people. This is a plot that can often be seen in movies and TV shows. So, do cats and dogs cry because they are happy or sad?

When a cat’s eyes are infected and inflamed, they may shed tears constantly or their eyes may be full of tears, as if they are crying.

Some cats may always look aggrieved and ready to cry anytime and anywhere due to their natural facial expressions, which makes people feel affectionate when they see them.

And for people with big pie faces like Garfield, because their faces are relatively flat and their nasal cavities are short, they shed tears easily.

The color of the tears is normal. If there are no other problems, no additional treatment is needed.

It would be nice for the poop scraper to wipe the cat's face more often.

If the cat keeps crying and the color of the tears becomes darker, and there are other secretions, the scavenger should consider that the cat may have an eye infection and need to go to the hospital for consultation and treatment.

In addition to the physical structure and illness of pets, do they also cry due to emotional changes?

The answer is yes! Animals also have emotions and desires.

It’s just that their emotional fluctuations are much smaller than that of humans, and they have fewer ways to express their emotions.

So in normal times we rarely see pets showing too much emotion, but when their emotions accumulate to a certain level, they will react in different ways, such as crying.

When some dogs have a premonition that they are about to be separated from their owners, they will be very depressed and depressed all the time.

Until the moment when they are about to part with their owners, many dogs will shed tears.

Because they know that they may never see their master again in this life, they cry sadly.

Dogs can really sense changes in human emotions, and they also have their own emotions, and they are very humane.