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Why do cats say no?

Al Leuschke ∙

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∙ 6mo ago

Updated: 1/13/2025

Cats may vocalize "no" in response to feeling threatened, stressed, or uncomfortable. This vocalization can serve as a way for them to communicate their boundaries and assert their independence.

AnswerBot

∙ 6mo ago

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