Have you ever thought about finding out what your cat is saying? For feline communication studies exactly that. She turns to the signals and noises that cats make.

These signals mainly involve body language. Cats talk – and a lot! – through its posture, position and movement of the tail, ears and eyes. Understanding what your kitten wants or what it's feeling can be a simpler task than you might think!

To do this, just know some of the main signs they give. They have already been mapped by numerous experts. And knowing what they are can completely change your relationship with your kitten. And for the better, of course!

After all, consider that with this information you can understand him better. Acknowledge the times when he is uncomfortable and give him space. Equally, some hint of discontent or pain. This helps to get veterinary care as soon as possible.

Moreover, the same applies to hunger or the search for affection. In this regard, know: your cat declares himself daily and you may be letting this act go unnoticed. For all this, be sure to check below how to recognize feline communication!

Communication between cats takes place through the use of several ways. While some are physical, others are sound. In this way, they make use of numerous resources. This is both for talking to other felines and for communicating with humans!

For example, consider the following body signals when they are communicating with other cats:

On the other hand, feline communication with humans, to express these same feelings, is different in parts. For example, it is common for cats to show affection by purring.

However, many of them do it with light licks. On the other hand, he expresses fear or tension through a withdrawn posture and arches his back when he senses a threat. In that sense, the ways of expressing yourself are quite similar.

What should be clear is that cats use different means to communicate. They include posture, the position of the eyes and ears, as well as meows, grunts, and other sounds. Keep reading to see, at the end of this article, what each movement and noise means.

There are a few ways you can also pass messages to your cat. Learn, then, how to be fluent in feline communication:

As we said above, cats are champions of using body language. Here she really takes herself seriously. There are several movements and positions that reveal a feeling or need. To understand what they are and what they mean, check out the items that follow!

See how cats' ears influence feline communication! They say a lot about what is going on with your little friend:

Feline communication also makes use of the eyes to convey messages:

The tail is also part of feline body language, here's how:

However, sounds are an essential part of communication between cats and from them to humans:

Still, posture is another form of feline communication:

Finally, physical contact is also part of feline communication: