Cats have always been very good at communicating with humans.
If you take time to understand what exactly a cat wants you can build a long lasting relationship with your cat.
If you see your cats tail pointing straight up or she is waving it from side to side then they are obviously trying to make you aware of something.
If however they start hissing you know that something has got them upset.
When a cat is blinking slowly or purring and the eyes are half closed then you know that they are content.
A cat sound is much more than a simple "meow", as a cat has around nineteen different variations of "meow".
The cat sound apparently can be broken down into three categories: open and closed mouth sounds, murmuring or purring and more intense sounds.
Murmuring or purring are normally associated with happy contented feelings, such as when they are being cuddled or fed treats, although cats do purr slightly when they re being touched by strangers or even vets.
When the cat makes sounds through open or closed mouth, it is asking for food or greeting you, these are slightly different than just purring.
The more intense sounds that a cat makes are normally signs of fear or pain or even anger.
Some cats have a tendency to speak more than other cats.
Sometimes you can tell the difference between how a cat speaks to you compared to how it speaks to strangers.
It is always better to spend more time with your cat; this is the only way to really find out what she is trying to tell you.
The more that you get used to her ways, the easier it will be to actually understand her.
This is the only way that we can really communicate with our cats.