Cat Behavior, Health, and Physical Language

A summary of the four pictures is as follows:

1. Cat Eye Meanings

Cats' eyes can clearly tell their emotions:

• Dilated pupils: Excited, wanted to play, or maybe scared and prepared for self-defense

• Constricted (Constricted) small constricted pupils: being focused, happy, or at times may represent aggression

• Slow Blink: "Kissing with eyes" represents the most love, trust and relaxation.

• Direct Stare: Be defiant, show authority, or focus on something.

• Slitted Eyes: Very relaxed, sleepy, or show horror

• Unequal Pupils: Danger signs! May have neurological or eye health problems. Should be taken to the veterinarian immediately.

2.Health from the color of vomiting (German - Katzen Erbrochens)

The color of the vomit can tell the primary abnormality:

• White / clear bubble: empty stomach, stomach acid, lumps, or mild irritation

• Yellow: Bile or vomiting on an empty / hungry stomach

• Green: Bile or by eating grass / plants

• Red or pink: mixed with fresh blood, possibly due to esophageal or mouth injury (should see a doctor)

• Brown or black: may be digested blood (signs of severe gastric / intestinal bleeding) (very dangerous; requires immediate medical attention)

• Bright red: Severe bleeding (emergency; requires immediate medical attention)

3. Cat Age vs Human Age Comparison

Cats grow much faster than people in their early years:

• 6 months. 10 years old child.

• 1 year, 15 years of adolescence

• 2 years old. Early adult, 24 years old.

• After 2 years, every year of a cat is equivalent to about 4 years of a person (i.e. 10 years of a cat = 56 years of a person).

4. 16 signs physical language (cat communication language)

This picture is divided into parts to give us a more accurate understanding of cat emotions:

Ear (Ohren)

• Point forward: curious

• Track to the side: Getting nervous or worried.

• Backwards track (folded ears): Scared or ready to fight

• The ears are not equal: There is conflict in the mind. Not sure.

Tail (Schwanz)

• Upright: Happy, feel good

• Gently Rattle: Very Excited Or Show Love

• Slowly swing: Concentrating or in predator mode

• Strong flick: Annoyed, stop stroking!

• Inflatable tail: extreme shock or feeling threatened

Body (Körperhaltung)

• Lying on your back, showing your belly: Very trusting (but not always an invitation to hold your belly. Some cats may snap)

• Bend Back: Defend, Prepare to Attack

• Foot Massage (Bread Making): Super Relaxed and Happy

• Get Your Head Rubbed: Showing Love and Showing Ownership (Marking)

In a nutshell: If your cat "blinks slowly, tails erect, and massages your belly," that means he loves you very much! But if you see "unequal pupils" or "brown / red vomiting," hurry to the doctor.