Cat crouching refers to the posture that the cat presses down, the sole of the foot touches the ground, the body center of gravity is on the buttocks and sole of the foot, and the cat leans back and relaxes its head. This posture can reduce the tension of the body and make the cat feel more comfortable. Usually, when a cat squats, its front paws or one of its front paws will separate, and its head will remain in a natural state.
Compared with the dog's sitting posture, the cat's squatting posture is more relaxed and looks more natural, which can better reflect the unique elegance and mystery of the cat.
2. The mental state of the cat squatting.
Cat crouching is a psychological expression when a cat feels comfortable and relaxed. In a relaxed home environment, cats usually choose this posture to show their recognition and trust in the home environment.
In addition, cat squatting can also show some emotional States of cats. For example, if cats have dull eyes and ears stuck to their heads when squatting, it means that they may feel nervous or afraid; If the cat crouches, its eyes are bright and its ears are pricked up, indicating curiosity, friendliness or excitement.
3. The communicative significance of cat squatting.
Cat squatting is a way of communication between cats. When two cats are squatting, it usually means that their relationship is relatively harmonious. In addition, cats will express different feelings to other cats by squatting.
For example, a cat crouches low with its head sideways, which means it is afraid or upset. In addition, if the cat squats with its head up, demonstrate or provoke other cats.
4. The health significance of cat squatting.
Cat squatting is not only a gesture, but also has certain health significance. Because cats usually sleep for a long time, they need a comfortable and relaxed posture to rest and sleep. Studies have shown that cat squatting can not only reduce the tension of cats, but also help them relieve stress and have a positive impact on their health.
In addition, cat squatting can also promote the digestive and circulatory system of cats and reduce the risk of related health problems.