Now, more and more people choose to keep pet cats because they are smart, clean and quiet, especially when they are alone at home, which can bring peace to people.

However, just like humans, cats also have various emotions and states, such as yelling, roaring, etc., which may confuse and worry the owner.

So, what should you do if your cat growled up? First, understand the reason why the cat grows angry and growls.

This behavior may indicate that the cat is uneasy or uncomfortable, or it may be to convey some information to the owner.

For example, if cats feel anxious or afraid, they may be expressed in this way.

In addition, if the cat is unwell, such as toothache, digestive problems, etc., it may cause qi and growl.

Therefore, the owner needs to pay attention to the cat's behavior and physical condition and discover problems in a timely manner.

Secondly, to help cats relieve discomfort and anxiety, owners can try to interact and communicate with cats.

For example, pet cats often need to interact and play with their owners, which helps them release stress and anxiety.

In addition, the owner can also soothe the cat's body through regular bristles, massages, etc., and enhance their sense of security and trust.

Third, if the cat experiences obvious discomfort or pain, the owner should take it to the veterinarian in time.

The veterinarian can determine the cat's health by observing the cat's physical condition, listening to the owner's description and conducting corresponding examinations, and provide corresponding suggestions and treatment methods.

In this process, the owner needs to cooperate with the veterinarian for examination and treatment, and maintain a certain degree of patience and confidence.

Finally, as cat owners, we should pay more attention to daily care and details to ensure their health and happiness.

This includes regular bathing of cats, brushing teeth, trimming their claws, and providing a comfortable living environment and proper dietary arrangements.

These can make pet cats feel warm, safe and comfortable, and relieve their discomfort and anxiety.

In short, cats are yelling and growling may be because they are expressing some emotional or physical discomfort. The owner needs to observe it in time and help them relieve discomfort and anxiety as much as possible.

Through interaction, communication, care and treatment, we can make pet cats feel at ease, comfort and happiness.