Listening to Your Cat
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Listening to your cat Can your cat talk to you? Cat lovers claim that their
cats talk to them. They believe that by listening to your cat you can communicate with them.
They can tell you what they want, how they are feeling, and ask how their day has been! So, can domestic cats talk? Can the meows and trills that emanate from your kitty really be described as your cat talking to you?
Not with language but with vocal skills.
Cats can not communicate in the same way that humans can, of course. Cats have not developed language as such, they cannot question, debate or describe. But, cats do have extraordinary powers of letting you know what they want, and largely by using their vocal skills.
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By listening to your cat you will realise that the vocal repertoire of pet cats is greater than most animals because it draws its range of sounds from two distinct vocabularies. In its relationship with other felines, your cat grows from defensive kitten, to an independent adult, and the vocal sounds used for cat talking changes
as they develop. But with human companions domestic cats remain
very much dependent kittens, and will look upon their owners as
their mothers. A modified variety of kitten sounds is used to talk
to humans to communicate messages such as "I need food"
It is well known that certain breeds of cats talk more than others. Ask any Siamese cat owner and they will tell you that their pet holds long conversations with them, using its voice to impart an impressive range of meanings. Longhaired breeds, such as the Persian, tend to use their voice more sparingly and are less often heard talking. Cats use body language to communicate just as extensively as they use their voice to talk. We humans, however are not so bright in picking up on these body messages. The tail is used to convey acceptance, fear, annoyance, contentment, and warnings. The ears too, are often used by the cat to signal warnings of
annoyance.
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Nothing is as effective for the cat, in getting a message to humans, as its voice. You may not be looking at your cat when it is trying to tell you something, in which case body language, even if you can interpret it correctly, doesn't do the job. Cats are silent movers, you may not hear your cat enter the kitchen, but
by listening to you cat you will hear the meeeow! that's your cat talking!
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