Why do cats hate when someone blows on them?

Answer 1

Cats hiss when they are afraid or want to make something else afraid of them. If you hiss, you are telling them the same thing. If you are their owner, that could be confusing to say the least.

Answer 2

Not all cats do; I used to have a cat that LOVED it when people whistled a tune. But some cats may not like whistling because cats' ears are much more sensitive than humans' ears, and it might actually hurt their ears.

Answer 3

Cats interpret it as being hissed on. Other cats hiss as an aggressive move. So when you blow on your cat, you are threatening them. Don't do it. There are far better ways to "tease" them that encourages the friendship, not threaten it.

Answer 4

because the pressure from the breath disturbs(sometimes hurts)them because of their small ears. (You can see a stick looking thing if you look in their ears)

Answer 5

because theyre racists