Twitching Ears
Your cat’s ears are incredibly expressive, and when they twitch or move back and forth, it often indicates agitation or heightened alertness. Cats can pick up on subtle sounds and changes in their environment, so ear twitching might be a response to something they’ve detected that you haven’t. It could also be a sign that they’re feeling irritated or stressed. Paying attention to this cue can help you better understand your cat’s mood and decide when it’s best to give them some space.
Twitching Ears
Getting Out Of The Litter Box
If your cat suddenly starts eliminating outside of the litter box, it could be a sign of underlying issues. Cats are usually meticulous about their bathroom habits, so this behavior might indicate they dislike the litter box’s cleanliness, placement, or type of litter. It could also be a sign of medical issues, such as urinary tract infections or stress. Consulting with a veterinarian and making adjustments to the litter box environment can help resolve the issue and keep your cat comfortable.
Getting Out Of The Litter Box
