Signs of an angry cat

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Signs of an angry cat
An angry cat may exhibit various signs to
communicate its displeasure or aggression. Here
are some common signs to look out for
1. Ears flattened backward When a cat is angry,
it may flatten its ears against its head. This
is a defensive posture indicating that the cat
feels threatened or irritated.
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• Dilated pupils Angry cats often have enlarged
  pupils, which is an instinctual response to
  prepare for potential conflict or attack.
• Hissing or growling These vocalizations are
  clear indications of anger or aggression in
  cats. They may hiss or growl to warn potential
  threats or express their displeasure.
• Swishing tail A cats tail is an important
  indicator of its mood. An angry cat may rapidly
  swish its tail back and forth or hold it stiffly,
  signaling its irritation.
• Arched back and raised fur When a cat is angry,
  it may arch its back and raise its fur, making
  itself appear larger. This is an attempt to
  intimidate and deter potential threats.
• Defensive body posture An angry cat may adopt a
  defensive stance by crouching low to the ground,
  with its body tense and ready to strike. It may
  also assume a sideways posture to appear more
  threatening.
• Swatting or scratching If provoked further, an
  angry cat may swat with its paws or use its
  claws aggressively. This is a clear warning sign
  that the cat is agitated and ready to defend
  itself. Know more how to deal with an angry cat
• Avoidance or hiding Some cats may choose to
  retreat and hide when they are angry or upset.
  They may seek a secluded spot or find a safe
  place where they feel less threatened.
• Its important to note that every cat is
  different, and some cats may display these signs
  more prominently than others. If you notice signs
  of anger in a cat, its best to give it space
  and avoid further provocation to prevent any
  potential harm.

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