Felines generally enjoy good physical health, but emotionally they are more fragile, so they may tend to be reticent towards their owners.
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Guardians know everything about our pets, especially when it comes to cats, since they have particular tastes and very precise routines. But, What do the furry ones know about us? Without a doubt, these animals feel something for their caregivers and show it through love and pampering, this is also because over time They have learned to read our behaviors and know how to distinguish some emotions, according to what Mirringo, experts in the feline world, tells us.
Here we tell you about other things your cat knows about you and how it obtains this information:
When they are very small, these furry animals develop instincts and skills that allow them to perceive details of the environment and establish connections with the people around them. Likewise, the experts shared that “they have the ability to interpret body language and tones of voice, so they can capture emotions and moods.”
Therefore, they also detect and respond to non-verbal signals, which we as their guardians emit without realizing it. So it’s no wonder cats curl up, purr while being petted, or when approaching their favorite person when they are sad, because they are attentive to facial expressions and actions with which they identify our emotional states such as happiness, sadness, worry, among others.
Similarly, cats also identify love and care, to return it in various ways, such as licking, rub against our legs or give gifts as a token of appreciation: for example, when they catch an insect and bring it closer to their guardian.
On the other hand, these pets are sensitive to the routines and habits of the family they live with. They know the time when we go out to work, we give them food and when we will carry out certain day-to-day activities. Furthermore, they are capable of adapting to it.
