Cats are afraid of noise, and even some loud noises can cause stress reactions in cats, such as the top-level TV sound, the sound of firecrackers and fireworks everywhere during the New Year, the sound of electric drills caused by decoration, etc. , because the hearing of cats is obviously better than that of humans, so it is impossible for cats to like noises that humans cannot bear.

What noises are cats afraid of?

1. Cats are most afraid of sudden or high-frequency noises, such as harsh horns, thunder, screams, scraping combs, tearing tape, pulling tape measures, and scraping blackboards. wait.

2. Cats are very sensitive to high-frequency sounds. Once the acceptance threshold of their nervous excitement is exceeded, the body will be protected and vomiting will occur. For example, tearing off tape, scraping blackboards, combing, etc. are all frequencies. Sounds between 2,000 and 5,000 Hz can cause nervous excitement in cats.

3. Cats’ hearing is obviously better than that of humans, so cats are unlikely to like noises that humans cannot tolerate. Almost a quarter of a cat’s brain is dedicated to hearing, so they don’t like loud sounds. Cats love some soothing music, calming meows, snoring and panting.