Cats may cry, so what signs does a cat crying mean? In fact, a cat crying may mean that it has been hurt or feels extremely lonely. This may indicate a change in the environment it lives in or the environment it is in is unsafe. It is also possible that this is a reaction caused by a change in the cat's health. Therefore, a cat crying may herald the danger it may face.
Cats cry and have a sign of birth, old age, sickness and death, such as someone around them dies. However, older generations also say that cats cry because the soul of the dead person returns to the world and is reborn through the pregnant woman. Another theory is that cats crying will indicate that the child is sick. When the child suffers many disasters and difficulties, the cat will suddenly cry and the owner can check the child's body.
Usually, when a cat is in heat, it will also make baby-like crying, but cats also have phenomena such as raising their tails and raising their backs and raising their butts. In addition, cats in estrus will also like to stick to people and rub them around their owner's arms, hoping that their owner will touch their butt.