A cat that sighs at its owner usually means that the cat feels threatened. It is not recommended to hit it at this time, otherwise it will easily cause problems. The owner should use food to divert its attention and calm its emotions. After hitting a cat, the cat may hold a grudge, cause havoc in the home, or even show a strong tendency to attack.

Reasons for cats to vent their anger at their owners:

1. You hurt it. When an owner trims a cat's nails or cleans its ears, he or she may use too much force, causing the cat to feel hurt, and the cat will express its emotions by breathing. Therefore, owners should pay attention to their strength and avoid hurting the kitten.

2. If the owner smells like another cat, and the cat smells it when he comes back, the cat will blow at you. This situation usually occurs in female cats or cats that are more aggressive and jealous. Therefore, owners should pay attention to if you have touched other cats, remember to wash your hands and change clothes when you go home. Cats have very sensitive noses.