The cat owners who have cat owners at home often see cats sticking out their butts. It turns out that cats are not acting cute when they "tighten butts". It turns out that cats are not acting cute when they "tighten butts". It tu...
The cat owners who have cat owners at home often see cats sticking out their butts. It turns out that cats are not acting cute when they "tighten butts". It turns out that cats are not acting cute when they "tighten butts". It turns out that they are conveying these signals to you!
1. Aggressive
When the cat owner is making a move similar to sticking out his butt, if he needs to prepare to launch an attack, it looks like he is ready to go, tightening his whole body, and suddenly he feels like he is about to fly over and rush towards you. If the cat owner makes this move towards you, you must stay away from it quickly, otherwise you may be attacked by the cat.
2. It's time to rest
Although the cat seems to be active and has unlimited energy, the cat owners actually have their limits. If it is tired, it will often make butt sticking moves, in order to relax itself, and want to relieve its muscles and bones.
3. To attract your attention
If your cat sticks out his butt in front of you, it may be that the cat is bored because you have ignored it for a long time and want you to play with it, and he wants to attract your attention. So stick your butt in front of you.
4. Attracting the opposite sex during the estrus period
If a cat frequently makes the butt sticking out during the estrus period, the cat wants to attract the opposite sex for mating. It can be seen that they are emitting pheromones. If there are no other cats of the opposite sex at home, it is facing you, and it wants you to help it solve the sadness of the estrus.
5. Eat too much
Cat owners sometimes have a round stomach, because cats sometimes eat a lot, which leads to indigestion. In this case, in order to promote digestion and stick out their butts and relieve stomach discomfort. Pet owners might as well let it eat some probiotics to help relieve bloating and digest quickly.
6. Maybe pancreatitis
When the cat has symptoms such as vomiting, abdominal pain, etc., it is accompanied by repeated buttocks and a difficult face. It may be because it has pancreatitis.
If you press the cat's abdomen lightly, it will be in unbearable pain. It is recommended to take it to the hospital immediately to check the situation and do not delay the best time for treatment.
