Many people take great pains to name their cats, hoping that the cat will come over when their name is called like a dog, but they find that in addition to having food to eat, the cat will ignore you no matter what you call its name. Aloof.

So what if your cat can’t hear it when you call its name? According to research, cats’ hearing is actually very good. The human hearing range is 20-20,000 Hz, while cats can hear frequencies in the range of 45 to 64,000 Hz. The sound is three times that of human hearing. ​​​​​​

Moreover, cats’ ears have strong muscle control capabilities. Cat ears have 32 muscles to control their movements, so they can accurately locate the source of sounds. They can hear the chirping sounds of other small animals nearby, so When you call your cat's name, the cat not only hears it but hears it very clearly.

So the question is, why doesn’t the cat respond when you call its name? First of all, the researchers concluded that the cat can indeed recognize the owner’s voice and also knows who is calling it; when you call it When your cat calls deeply, it can hear your voice and pinpoint the source of the sound. In the end, the researchers concluded that your cat simply doesn't want to talk to you.

So how can you make the cat come over when its name is called? First, find out the food that your cat likes to eat, and then reward the cat with food every time you call the cat's name, and call it when it is usually cold. Use the cat's name to deepen the cat's impression of the name. When it responds to you, reward the cat with food and persist for a period of time. In this way, the cat will have a conditioned reflex that the name equals food. Isn't this what you call the cat's name? It will come to you.