How to talk to cats

Cats are always learning how to communicate with us, so the more you interact with them, the faster they learn.

When talking to a cat, you can raise your voice slightly to show friendliness, because a low voice often means unhappiness and hostility.

Talking repeatedly can help cats cooperate better. You can say "go to sleep" every time before going to bed. After a long time, the cat will learn to associate a specific language with your actions, and even run to bed before you go to bed.

Method 2: Give instructions to the cat.

When training your cat, remember to keep your words, tone and body language consistent, so that you and your cat can understand each other more clearly.

It's best to practice a specific command tone and communicate with the cat when it does something wrong. Remember to choose a different tone from your usual one, but you can also use a comfortable tone, so that you can use it every time you educate your cat. If you do this, it means that you rarely talk to it in this tone, but every time you talk in a serious way, then your cat will learn to associate this sound with its doing something wrong.

Expressing the command "no" in a quick and neat tone sounds a bit like a cat's hiss at best, which makes it easier to communicate, because the voice is close to "cat language".

As long as there is enough patience, cats, like dogs, can be trained over time. You can even train it to shake hands with you.