How to take care of kittens!! As much as you might love your cat, they might not always reciprocate your affection. Although your feline friend could never "hate" you, they could develop some mistrust and fear toward you. In this video, we will discuss 14 signs that your cat hates you Horizontal Tail When You're Around A cat’s tail is like human’s eyebrows — they convey emotion without having to make a sound. Although actions like wrapping their tail around you, a "question mark" shape of the tail, and an upright tail are all positive mood indicators for a cat, you should watch out for a lowered horizontal tail, tail lashing, or tail puffing. A lowered horizontal or generally lowered tail indicates the cat is in fearful, aggressive, or hostile mood. This is often a clear sign that your pet is not happy. They Don’t Relax When You're Around Sleeping puts a cat in a very vulnerable position. Cats are usually concerned about their safety and won’t expose their vulnerable parts when they aren’t sure about their surroundings. So if your cat doesn’t let its guard down when you’re around, it could mean they feel uncomfortable around you Flattening their ears around you Cats lay their ears flat, either toward the side or back of their head, when they’re feeling defensive or aggressive. When a cat is in this position, they are trying to tell you that they're uncomfortable and need some space. They Poop on your stuff While there are many reasons that a cat may eliminate outside the litter box, like a medical issue or a dirty litter box, relieving outside of designated areas may be a sign that your pet is upset. For cats, peeing or pooping outside the litter box is often a way of marking their territory. If your feline friend leaves a mess in an obvious place, like the middle of your bedroom or on your belongings, that's them marking that territory as theirs and advising you to stay away from it. The Cat Won't Touch or Be Touched When cats trust you, they will offer physical expressions of closeness. They will lick you, groom you, rub you, and sleep on you. But if you are considered a dangerous creature, a cat won’t let you get close enough to impose threat. If you don't get any lap-sits, head-butts, or leg-rubs, it's probably because the cat does not trust you. They lie down on their backs with their claws out Most animals are at a disadvantage when fighting on their backs, but a cat is capable of biting and clawing in this position. Some will even purposefully roll onto their back during a fight with another cat or animal. They stare you down Does your cat stare you down? It could be a sign of love or curiosity... or it could be because they're mad at you. If a cat stares right into your eyes, check their body language. A feline who ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACJ__bycREI

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