There is no language between cats. Cats communicate with each other through scent and posture, and sound is not one of their main communication methods. Many people should have seen cats touching each other's noses, which is the exchange of smells.

How cats communicate

1. Cats still communicate through sounds, such as expressing their happiness, dissatisfaction, anger, etc. through sounds. Whining is a sign that he is getting angry.

2. A cat’s communication can also be expressed through actions. For example, if it is dissatisfied, it will slap another cat with its paws to make it go away. In fact, they do not trust the environment and will squint their eyes and prick their ears when they are on alert.

3. Cats can also communicate through smell, which is also the simplest and most direct way of communication. Smell the smell of each other. You will find that some cats will smell the smell of other cats through the cat cage when they see other cats. At first, when they are unfamiliar with the smell, they will snap their hair, stare, etc., but after they become a little familiar with it, they will slow down. Approach slowly.