How to Apologize to Your Cat

We’ve all been there. You accidentally hurt your cat. Perhaps you unintentionally step on their tail, stumble over them, or shout at them. Now of course you feel bad about your actions, and want things to go back to normal. Apologizing to your cat is the best way to keep your relationship strong after you’ve committed a feline offence. But how do you tell your cat you’re sorry? And even if you do, will a cat understand when you apologize? Before rushing over to apologize, it is important to observe the cat’s body language. It’s possible that your cat needs some space before they’re ready to connect with you again. If you just stepped on their tail and sent them running for cover, chasing after them will only cause more stress and fear. When you want to make amends, it is best to wait for the cat to approach you. Remember, a lowered tail, an arched back, or flattened ears are tell-tale signs that your cat is threatened and needs some space before you try to make amends. On the