Cats’ eyes are so interesting. A large part of the reason why their facial expressions are so vivid has to do with their smart eyes.
But other than appreciating cat eyes? We still need to know more about it. For example, when the pupils of a cat’s eyes open or shrink, the meaning the cat wants to express is also different.
So today let’s talk about why cats’ pupils sometimes open? At the same time, the scavenger cannot do anything at this time, otherwise it may hurt the cat.
Eye disease – bring for treatment
If the cat’s pupils are always open, it is likely to be suffering from eye diseases such as glaucoma and cataracts, and in some cases, it may be suffering from chronic renal failure, hyperthyroidism and other diseases.
Generally speaking, cats will open their pupils when they are angry, upset, or confused to express some of their inner negative emotions.
And when the cat’s pupils do not open due to the cat’s emotional changes, the possibility of illness is greatly increased. At this time, you should take the cat to see a doctor, otherwise, if you ignore it, the condition may worsen.
Angry – don’t look at each other
When a cat is angry, its pupils will dilate, making it look as if it wants to eat the cat. Moreover, angry cats will droop their ears and sometimes shake their tails violently. This is the reason why their anger has reached its peak, and it is also a sign that they are ready to attack.
For angry cats, they hate “looking at each other” the most, because it will be regarded as a provocation by them, and they will respond in return.
So don’t mess with the cats at this time, but look for the reasons why the cats are angry, find out what things in the home make them angry, and then eliminate them.
However, there is a crude way to solve the problem of an angry cat not allowing you to look at it. You can wrap a few more clothes on your arms, wear more clothes all over your body, and then go have a fight with the cat. As long as you win the battle with the cat (mainly defensive), then they will not lose their temper at you casually in the future.
See better in the dark – don’t take photos with flash
As long as they have a cat, basically every poop collector will take photos of the cat. After all, the charm of cats is so great.
However, when taking pictures of cats, the photographer must not turn on the flash of the mobile phone. This is not only to prevent the cat from being frightened, but also to avoid damaging the cat’s eyes.
Not to mention taking photos of cats in a dark place, because cats will naturally open their pupils in order to see more clearly at this time. As a result, when you turn on the flash, won’t you be “blinding” them?
In addition, if you like to take photos of cats and want to take some beautiful photos, we recommend that you start training your cats to take photos when they are young. Do not restrain the cats deliberately during this period, otherwise if they have a bad impression, it will affect the quality of your photos.
Uneasy – don’t scare
When cats feel fear or danger, their pupils will open even if the surrounding is particularly safe. Cats cannot be frightened at this time, otherwise they will cause some stress reactions, such as hiding, jumping and attacking.
The scavenger may not notice that the frightened cat’s pupils dilate, but he will definitely see that the cat’s tail “gets bigger”, so it’s better not to scare the cat.
Moreover, cats are particularly sensitive animals. If they are not used to being frightened by the scavenger, it may affect their mutual trust and even stop approaching the scavenger.
So, don’t think that it is normal for cats to have their pupils open. For cats, there are reasons for all their behaviors.
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