A cat's ears tilted to both sides is a signal of intimidation, feeling uneasy, scared, unhappy, etc. This is a way for cats to express their emotions. It is a normal phenomenon and owners do not need to worry too much. However, the specific meaning needs to be judged in conjunction with the cat's other behaviors, and a certain response must be made in a timely manner so as to better enhance the relationship with the cat.

1. Send a signal of intimidation

First of all, because cats are naturally sensitive, when they feel threatened, they will turn their ears to both sides and also Behaviors such as hair blowing and low growling occur. For example, when other cats enter their territory, they will use this method to intimidate them, causing them to run away and may even attack. Therefore, it is recommended that owners should not let strange animals approach their cats, otherwise they are likely to start fighting.

2. Feeling uneasy and scared

Secondly, when a cat feels uneasy and scared, it will also turn its ears to both sides, and at the same time, the cat will hide backward, Behavior such as staying in a secret place and not coming out. In this regard, it is recommended that the owner gently strokes the cat's head and back to soothe its mood. Generally, the cat will return to normal after its mood stabilizes.

3. Feeling unhappy and other emotions

Finally, when a cat feels unhappy or other emotions, it may also turn its ears to the sides, and the cat may also have unpleasant emotions. Symptoms such as willingness to get close to others, reluctance to move, poor energy, lethargy, etc. are mostly caused by the owner neglecting the cat or making it angry. Therefore, at this time, the owner needs to coax the cat well, interact with the cat appropriately or prepare some snacks that the cat usually likes to eat, in order to alleviate the cat's unhappy mood.