Your Cat is..-Cat Behavior Interpreter

Example

Tail wagging, ear positioning, and purring

Scenario

A cat's tail wagging slowly might indicate focus or curiosity. Your Cat is... helps owners understand if this behavior is a sign of their cat's interest in something or a prelude to a more agitated state. For example, if a cat's ears are flattened while its tail wags, it might be feeling threatened or annoyed, guiding owners on how to respond appropriately.

Example

Identifying signs of illness or discomfort

Scenario

When a cat is excessively grooming a specific area or showing changes in appetite, Your Cat is... provides insights into potential health issues, suggesting when to seek veterinary care. This function aids in early detection of health problems, such as allergies or infections, by noting behavioral changes that are easy to overlook.

Example

Understanding a cat's need for interaction or space

Scenario

Cats may seek solitude or become clingy based on their mood or health. Your Cat is... interprets these needs, advising owners on how to provide support, whether it's engaging in play or allowing the cat some quiet time. This ensures a supportive environment that caters to the cat's emotional well-being.