How To Read Your Cat Behavior

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Behavior problems of cats are a common cause of concern for many owners of these pets. Many owners can identify abnormal behaviors in cats, but specifically define what a "normal behavior" may be helpful.

Usually, the "misconduct" is the leading cause of abandoned cats in shelters or on the street. The most common conflicts in living with a cat have to do with the aggressiveness and using the litter box or litter, in which for many homeowners there comes a point where you believe you have tried everything and can not tolerate the problem, and are led by this frustration and discomfort to abandon your pet.

In this situation we must remember our responsibility as owners, and deepen those conflicts that are generated with our pets. It is important to understand and learn to differentiate between normal behavior of our cat and atypical or unusual attitude, which can be caused, for example, in a disease, or other underlying problem that should help solve.

Cats usually take several small meals a day. Normally, the size of each of its intake between 10 and 20 grams, equivalent to the intake of different parts of hunting during the day, so this habit can understand this, and understand that your digestion is facilitated to eat several times a day, in small quantities.

We must also consider that cats love to take naps during the day and night, although they tend to be very active during the hours of darkness. Some inexperienced owners often worry when your cat sleeps all the time. Although sometimes there may be a problem of a medical nature, in most cases it is just a normal cat behavior.

Cats tend to cover their feces in the litter box. Many cat owners worry (if yours does not) is that most cats learn to do this from their mothers, so if the cat has been raised only very young, you may not have acquired the habit.

By knowing what is meant by a normal cat behavior can be identified atypical behavior in your pet. Interested by the performance of our feline will appreciate the complexity of his personality to its fullest extent.