When Your Cat Stares At You.

Discussion in 'Pets and Animals' started by Jimbee68, Nov 2, 2025.

  1. Jimbee68

    Jimbee68 Member

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    Did you ever notice your cat staring at you? Sometimes for no reason it seems?

    Well, in a pet book I read once they pointed out something interesting. The reason why a cat stares at you while you on the phone is because he thinks you must be talking to him. You and he are alone in the room, so what else could it be? (I have noticed that some animals are more smart than this. I don't know if they understand technology like phones. But they seem to know you aren't addressing them IAE.)
     
  2. Toker

    Toker Lifetime Supporter

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    Cat stares can mean many things depending on the circumstances. I'm sure some of it is just puzzlement trying to figure us out, just as we are trying to understand them right now.

    Cats are keen observers of animal behavior. It's part of their hunting app. By noticing patterns in animal behavior, cats learn which animals are weakest and when and where is the best time and place to stalk and pounce on them.

    My cat will stare at me with huge dilated, sad looking eyes until I play with her. So that's her please let's play pitiful look.

    Normally cats do not stare unless they are stalking something. If you hold their stare, they will often do the slow blink to break the tension and to let you know you're not on their menu for the moment...
     
  3. Ashes2Ashes

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    I'm allergic to cats, but if I am careful I can live in the same house as one or visit a house with one. I've seen no shortage of odd cat behaviors. Also, I like how cats seem to immediately like me. Cats are so funny! Wish I could pet them and interact with them and not itch. I enjoy seeing crazy cat behavior!
     
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