When we raise pets, not all pets necessarily obey their owners unconditionally. When the owner fails to do their part well, pets will also express it in their own way. Dogs are the most obedient among pets, so even if the owner does not do their duties well, they will still follow their owner loyally. Cats, however, are different; they have their own ideas. If the owner treats them well, they will remember it; if the owner treats them badly, they will also show it. Today, let’s understand what signs cats show if they hate their owner?

When there are things in the owner's home that make the cat very curious, it will observe these things carefully and damage them. This is not just a destructive hobby; it might also be because the owner made the cat unhappy, and the cat wants to damage the owner's things to vent its dissatisfaction. The owner should also reflect on where they might have gone wrong. During a cat’s heat period, they can be quite aggressive and irritable towards people and things. Owners should consider having their cats neutered early, or else the cat might even attack the owner during heat.

The difference between cats and dogs is that cats like to spend time alone, while dogs need their owner's companionship. Many owners like to pet cats and stroke their fur. If a cat is consistently afraid of being touched, it may be because the owner scared the cat or did something that frightened it. Cats are generally quite mischievous. Sometimes when the owner punishes a cat with words or actions, if the cat’s tail keeps hitting the ground, it proves the cat is very angry at that moment.

When raising cats, at the beginning, the cat may bite randomly, which is understandable. But if, after becoming very familiar with the owner, the cat still bites but with less force, it means the cat might be hungry and can only warn the owner in this way. It also needs the owner to spend time playing with it. Owners should understand the meaning behind some of the cat’s behaviors in daily life.