Off-Topic: About Your cat
Cats, much like other pets, have their good days and bad ones, yet usually, their overall personality does not change too much. There are lethargic felines, hyper felines, laid back cats and high-strung cats, picky cats (that will eat only premium grade cat food) and your not-so-choosy ones (which will scarf down any old thing). As an aside, it should be noted that I only recommend a Premium cat food above all else. A leading brand is life’s Abundance. A premium level cat food is essential for your animal’s well being, in my opinion.
Stature
All in all, a relaxed cat is one who looks, just that, relaxed! He will often be lying down, with his paws stretched out, sleeping, or with his stomach exposed. If he is walking around, his fur will be flat, and he will either be rubbing on furniture or his eyes will appear squinted.
By way of comparision, a stressed feline will often appear rigid, their fur might be fluffier than normal, and their back may look more arched.
Tails
Felines whom are relaxed will have their tails carried high, whereas cats that are sick will let their tails droop, as if to say – “everything hurts on me, including this thing.”
Meowing
As a general rule of thumb, these animals meow for a plethera of diferent reasons, such as to show pleasure (as in when they see you getting ready to pour them some cat food), to find other felines in a house or to find possible mates when in heat or to indicate their own location (as in when they get locked inside a closet accidentally). Meowing is generally seen as the opposite of hissing.
It’s important to understand your cat and how he communicates so that you’ll get along better with your pet. Spend some time with your pet on a regular basis and really take some time to understand your cat’s personality. You’ll both appreciate each other much more.