How Do Cats Interact With One Another?

Cats communicate with each other through a combination of body language, vocalizations, and scent marking. They use their ears, tail, and whiskers to convey different messages. For example, when a cat's ears are flattened against their head, it indicates fear or aggression. On the other hand, a raised tail means the cat is happy or friendly. Cats also use different vocalizations such as meows, purrs, hisses, and growls to communicate. Finally, they leave scent marks by rubbing their face or scratching on objects to mark their territory and leave a message for other cats. By understanding these forms of communication, cats are able to establish social hierarchies and relationships with other cats.