Hiding
When a cat hides, it’s usually seeking safety and solitude. This behavior is instinctual, as in the wild, cats would hide to protect themselves from predators. However, if your typically social cat suddenly starts hiding more often, it could be a sign of stress, illness, or discomfort. Cats may also retreat to a quiet space if they’re feeling overwhelmed or anxious. Providing a safe, quiet area for your cat to retreat to is essential, but be attentive if hiding becomes excessive.
Hiding
Staring At Walls
If your cat spends time staring at walls, it might seem mysterious or even a bit eerie, but there are several explanations for this behavior. Cats have highly developed senses and might be detecting something imperceptible to humans, like a small insect or subtle sound. They might also be lost in thought, daydreaming, or simply enjoying a moment of calm. However, if this behavior is frequent and accompanied by other unusual actions, it might be a good idea to consult a vet.
Staring At Walls
