When a cat is angry, it usually makes a meowing sound. At this time, the cat not only changes its meowing, but also frequently sticks out its tongue, has hair all over its body, and assumes an attack posture. The cat will hiss as a warning. At this time, parents should not provoke the cat to avoid being accidentally injured by the cat.

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When cats are angry and unhappy, they usually hide and sulk alone. We need to find out the reason for their anger and solve it as soon as possible.