4 Things Cats Do When They’re Unhappy With Their Owner

1. Interrupt the owner
If the owner does not pay attention to his cat
because he’s on his phone or computer,
the cat may be unhappy.
The cat will express her dissatisfaction
by interrupting the owner,
such as climbing up his body or blocking his view.
This means that cats want to get attention from the owner,
so you should spend time with your cat
no matter how busy you are.
2. Stare from afar
Cats understand to some extent
their owner’s daily activities
as they spend much of their day observing people.
So if the owner does something he doesn't usually do,
his cat may stare at him
because she doesn’t know what he is doing.
However, cats’ such behavior also means that
they are dissatisfied with what the owner is doing.
So if a cat has a problem with the owner,
she may look at him from a distance
while not approaching him.
3. Treat the owner like a stranger
Cats, who are territorial animals,
hate changes in their surroundings.
Therefore, if the owner brings a stranger home
or keeps on being away from the house for a long time,
they may feel anxious.
In such cases, cats will be unhappy with the owner's behavior,
and treat him like a stranger and act in a cold manner.
4. Take their anger out on the owner
Cats may become stressed and show aggressive behavior if situations which are different from their daily lives are repeated.
In such a case, cats will take their anger out on the owner
by suddenly attacking or biting the owner.
If cats live with other cats or other animals,
the other pets may also become the target of their anger,
so the owner needs to take caution.