How Do You Know If A Cat Is Anxious?

Anxious cats will not settle and gently fall asleep purring. Like humans their bodies will be tense, their pupils may be dilated and they will be very sensitive to sudden or loaud noises and quite literally jump when they hear them. They might stop urinating or start spraying urine about the place to mark their territory. They might groom themselves too much to the extent of causing bald patches and they won't behave as normal. Any changes you notice in a cat's daily routine might indicate anxiousness. Cat flaps are seen as the great door to freedom for domestic cats and their keepers. But what goes out can come in and invading non-resident cats are a big source of anxiety for domestic moggies. After all we lock our front doors but they cannot make that choice. If you fear cat flap related anxiety then try the magnetic models operate via a gizmo on your cat's collar. This might be all the relief from tension your cat needs to settle down.

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