We are really into cats, and it is estimated that in the United States, 1 out of 3 households has one cat, with between 74 and 96 million cats in the home. When you think about it, you know it’s the Cat’s World… You live in it? Although we’ve made domesticated cats, they’ve probably domesticated us.

It’s been challenging to take the predatory instinct from our feline companions. If you’ve ever observed, outdoors cats can hunt and stalk extremely effectively (which is one reason why I prefer keeping their cats indoors so they don’t take numerous birds!). Here to read the most compelling benefits to keeping your cat in. If your cat is inside, you may see her chasing a spider, insect, or cat toy.

Why is my cat gazing at me?

It’s likely that your cat is looking at your every move and is stalking you. However, I’m not trying to make a person out of what’s happening in your cat’s mind when she looks at you. It’s frequently due to the instinct to hunt.

Take this as a sign of your cat’s curiosity. Your cat is watching you while she checks you over. Cats try to control their minds to feed them. ” I’m staring at you so you feel guilty and feed me more. “ Don’t give in to it. Give them stimulation and environmental enrichment instead, and let them try to take the predator’s stare and play with a Buster (r) Cube or Roll-a-Treat ball rather.

Medical reasons for looking

Sometimes, medical issues may cause a staring appearance. Many of the most common causes of death among cats can be linked to the formation of chronic medical issues like:

• Kidney problems
• Heart Disease
• Hyperthyroidism untreated

If left untreated and untreated, excessive hypertension (e.g., high blood pressure) could result. Normal blood pressure systolic for cats should be around 120 millimeters Hg (similar to humans). An ocular injury could occur if it rises above 180-200 mm Hg. If blood pressure is elevated, the retina (the “film” of the back of the eye ) that results in an appearance called “red eye” can detach [also known as a retinal detached] and cause a dilation of the pupil. It could appear as if your cat is looking. If you see constantly dilated pupils and a constant stare, go to a doctor to get an examination of blood pressure.