When there are two cats at home, they often fight or even fight. So many cat shovelers are curious about how to judge the status of the two cats? How do you compare the status of the two cats? In fact, the method is very simple. Let’s take a look at how the two cats determine who has a higher status.

1. Judging from the food, the owner can only provide a pot of cat food on the premise that the two cats feel hungry. It depends on which cat to eat first. The cat who goes to eat first is a high status, and the cat who can only look at is naturally the cat with a low status.

2. Judging from the fight

If there is no distinction between the two cats, then when there is a conflict, it will take action almost at the same time. But if the cat has confirmed its status, then the cat with a lower status will not take action first. Although it will also resist, it will soon expose its belly to the cat with a higher status and admit defeat.

3. Judging from the way we get along, the person with a low status among cats is often treated as a mat by the person with a high status. So when you see two cats leaning against each other, the cat pressed under you is basically the one with a low status. In addition, when a cat with a high status passes by a low status, it will ignore it directly, but a cat with a low status will have a very obvious intention to avoid it. It usually walks around, afraid that the other party will beat it after being woken up!

4. Occupationality for items

When the status is distinguished, if both cats fall in love with the same toy, the cat with weak status will choose to give the toy to the cat with higher status and then play with other toys.

Note: It is normal for cats to have their positioning each other. The owner does not need to take measures to make the two cats completely equal, otherwise it will only artificially destroy the balance found between cats, constantly intensify conflicts between cats, and even fights.