What happened to the arch backed fried kitten?

Frightened. Placed on high alert, they need to be immediately armed and ready for battle. In fact, this is a clever defensive response, because the fried cat looks twice as big as usual, which can have a deterrent effect on the attacker.

The cat will not only stand all the fur up, but also hunch its back and try to tuck its waist and abdomen as much as possible to show its strength and tallness, and play a role in intimidating opponents and protecting itself from the beginning. In the animal kingdom, size and strength are everything, and this is an important means for cats to scare other animals!

<> Cats We all know that once a cat has an arched back, it must be that they are threatened, and they need to arm themselves immediately to prepare for battle. But what do you mean when a kitten arches its back and blew up when it's not in any danger?

Generally speaking, kittens under the age of 6 months are in the period of social learning, and cats at this time are friendly to their peers or people around them and other animals, they are willing to learn, like to play, and seem to be unable to stop for a moment. When they get bored, they will start to play all kinds of tricks to get people around them or other cats and dogs to play with them, and arching their backs is one of the ways to attract attention.

Although the kittens are arched and fried, they don't have any intention of attacking. Sometimes, they will learn to jump back and forth on four legs, pretending to be scared in some emergency, which is very ridiculous. If you see your cat like this, play with him for a while, he can't wait to play.

You need to be careful when you play the game. Because the cat at this time is completely in a state of excitement, it is finally someone to play with it, and it will indulge itself very happily. Not only do you want to keep your cat away from fragile objects, but you also have to protect them from hitting sturdy furniture or hard walls when running at full speed, otherwise you'll just have a lot of fun!

Cat fried hair may indicate that it is demonstrating, when the cat feels angry or scared, it will blow up the hair arch back, the cat just woke up, will stretch the body, arch the back to blow up the hair, as if stretching the waist in general, this is a normal behavior, the cat fried hair arch back may also be caused by physical discomfort, the owner needs to take the cat to the pet hospital for investigation**. The most common situation of a cat is that it is in fear or anger, and when it encounters something nasty or is frightened, it will use fried hair to intimidate the other party. Cats in this state are highly nervous and may attack, and the keeper should temporarily stop teasing the cat to avoid injury.

When the cat just wakes up, it will begin to stretch its body and move its muscles, and at this time, there will also be a phenomenon of fried hair arching back. In this case, the fried hair arch doesn't mean anything, the cat is just stretching.

Cats' hunched back can also be caused by physical discomfort, such as calcium deficiency and gastrointestinal pain. When the cat feels uncomfortable and has body pain, it will also bow its back and blow up its fur to relieve the pain. Breeders can take cats to the pet hospital for examination** and then symptomatic**.

<> Siamese cat (details).

I have a cat, it's called Wukong, it's very docile, I've never seen it "out of shape", until one day a friend's dog came to visit the door, Wukong suddenly retreated to the stairs, arched his back, his hair exploded, and let out a low hissing sound at the dog. I know that Wukong realized that he was under threat, so he made such a move, but why did the cat have such an arched back and fried hair?

Cats are very sensitive animals, and when they find themselves in danger, the adrenaline they secrete immediately alerts their bodies, so we can see that their hair seems to stand up straight. Some cats also grin and spit at intruders. In fact, at this time, the cat is also judging whether to attack, continue to observe, or run away.

However, as long as the cats have not escaped, they will keep their backs arched and fried, as this will make them look bigger, and the cats will hope to scare off intruders. If the intruder does not retreat, the cat will let out a low hissing sound and look like it is ready to attack, when in fact, they are just trying to make themselves look more intimidating and force the intruder to leave.

Of course, if the cat's whole set of tactics does not work, they may choose to flee the scene immediately, after all, no matter how much they blow up, they will only scare others, and if they can't scare others, they can only run away to avoid a head-on conflict.