If you’d like to learn more about how to understand cat language, I suggest The Cat Language Bible by Jonas Jurgella.
You’ll be blown away by how much this covers: how to speak to your cat, how to understand your cat, understanding cat body language, and here’s a question…can cats understand humans?
Read to the end of this post and you’ll also see several fantastic bonuses included with this guide. You (and your cat!) will be glad you found this!
The Cat Language Bible
This guide will help you to actually have an honest, one-on-one cat-to-human conversation! Our miscommunications with our cats can cause friction at times.
Sometimes it’s hard for us to figure out even simple things like whether the cat is hungry, angry or sick.
This guide prides itself on showing you a way to understand what your cat is trying to communicate to you, both verbally and using their body language.
How to Understand Cat Language
How to Understand Cat LanguageUnderstanding your cat includes understanding cat body language as well as understanding cat verbal communication.
Cat Body Language: This guide is not just text. It shows multiple images of cats exhibiting different sorts of behavior and what that behavior means.
It delivers more than just describing cat body language. It actually shows cats in varying emotional and communicative states.
All animals have certain reflexes that they adopt based on their environment. When an animal is scared, for example, they’ll often recoil. They have different body mechanics they use if they’re fearful or excited as well.
The reason why we humans struggle with understanding our cats is because there are slight variations that are hard to detect.
The Cat Language Bible shows the critical nuances of cat behavior. It goes into depth to really help you understand and decipher your cat’s body language.
Cat Verbal Communication: Certain types of meowing, screeching, sqeaking and purring can all have very different meanings. Unlike humans, cats focus more on tone to convey emotions.
This guide breaks it down, highlighting the differences between these forms of cat communication and what the tone is, like soft, medium and high pitches.
Every cat is different, so you’ll need to establish a base for what is loud versus soft with your own cat.
Let me take a minute to offer help on cat communication. If you feel like your cat is meowing excessively, read my article, Why Does My Cat Keep Meowing? Cats Meowing Excessively (includes video).
How to Speak to Your Cat
How to Speak to Your CatCats have evolved to speak to their owners in a way that no other felines can. Their language skills, although not an exact match to our own, are highly sophisticated and nuanced. It’s quite remarkable.
This guide reveals your cat’s true intelligence and communication abilities. You really can speak to your cat in a way they’ll actually understand.
How to Understand Your Cat
Let’s listen to this program’s author, Jonas Jurgella, talk about how to understand cats. Watch his video here:
Do Cats Understand Humans?
Do Cats Understand Humans?Can cats understand us?
A new Japanese Cat Communication study showed something fascinating about how animals think and comprehend humans.
The results of the study basically indicated that felines have an incredible ability to understand our words.
They can understand human language! Japanese researchers in Tokyo uncovered a special trait that separates domestic cats from all other large, wild felines like tigers, lions, etc.
It turns out that the smallest ones are the most verbally sophisticated. It appears house cats have actually evolved to understand us as part of their domestication. House cats can:
- Understand us by our pitch. They can tell if we’re angry or if we want to snuggle, for example.
- They can understand us by our words. They can learn their name, our name, and a host of other titles we assign to things around the house, even certain activities.
- Most fascinating of all is that house cats have actually evolved to mirror us. In the wild, cats prefer to remain absolutely silent. Not only because they are hunters, but because cats are also prey in the wild. That’s why cats generally don’t meow at each other; rather, they communicate with each other using body language, not their vocals.
And yet with humans, cats do just the opposite. They communicate with humans much more vocally than they do with body language. Why? They’ve learned it from us. They’re copying us.
I Like This Cat Language Guide
If you’d like to understand your cat better, then get The Cat Language Bible. It teaches exactly what it says, the language of cats!
I’ve yet to see any other cat owner guides that go into as much depth with the images, breakdowns of tone and pitch variations, and lessons on cat behaviors and emotional states.
The Cat Language Bible is an essential guide for understanding how cats think, how they show emotion, and even how cats manipulate us sometimes with both their body language and voice.
Cats are able to develop a language of their own consisting of meows, purrs and hisses. A language actually built on tone and word length. Incredible.
Can You Understand Cat Language?
Can You Understand Cat Language?Yes, cat language can certainly be deciphered and understood by cat owners. The creater of this guide, Jonas Jurgella, has done years of research in the field of human-to-feline communication.
He’s compressed that knowledge into this simple guide that anyone can pick up and use on the fly with their own cat.
Here’s how The Cat Language Bible will help you to understand your cat:
- Use it to interpret cat sounds as they’re happening.
- Read your cat’s thoughts by reading their body language. It’s hard to know when your cat wants to be left alone versus when they’re actually sad.
- Learn some verbal and nonverbal giveaways common to all felines.
- Speak to your cat in a way that they can understand. Cats may not have as advanced language capabilities that humans do, but they can certainly make sounds that can be understood and interpreted by us.
- Learn to actually say something to your cat that they can really understand. The Cat Language Bible will tell you how to do it.
Free Bonuses!
The Cat Language Bible comes with three free bonus guides to help you maximize your new cat language abilities.
Bonus #1: The Cat Care Guide. The Cat Care Guide teaches you how to show love and compassion to your cat in a unique way. You’ll learn how to understand your cat’s feedback and give them the proper attention, entertainment, support, nutrition, and anything else based on what they’re actually telling you.
Bonus #2: Training Your Cat. Training Your Cat is all about raising a well behaved cat. It’s no secret that training a cat can often be more difficult than training a dog. But again, that’s because cats have more evolved brains.
And just like humans will sometimes want to dictate their own paths at the wrong times, cats also need extra guidance in the form of effective training practices.
This guide will teach you how to teach your cat obedience the correct way, using a combination love, instruction, and language feedback.
Bonus #3: A-to-Z Feline Nutrition. I’d like to think of this guide as the fuel that powers your cat’s brain and body. Following this guide will allow your cat to live a life of strength, vitality, and creativity instead of dealing with chronic lethargy, fatigue, and an unfortunate untimely end.
Good nutrition is absolutely critical for providing your cat with their very best life, and that’s why this guide is particularly important.
Super Bonus #4: Free Lifetime Updates!
The Cat Language Bible is the culmination of all of Jonas Jurgella’s research as well as everything that is currently known about cat behavior and human-to-feline communication.
It will show you everything you need to know to be able to communicate with your cat and be the best care-giver possible.
Jonas is still actively involved in the research. When you purchase this guide, Jonas promises you that if in the future (following new discoveries), he releases a new version of The Cat Language Bible, you’ll get it for FREE!
You don’t have to do anything; he will simply email you that latest version, so you can keep up on the latest feline-to-human communication research.
For More Help with Your Cat
Here are two more resources I recommend to help you with your cat:
The Complete Cat Health Care Guide
The Complete Cat Training Guide
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This article comes at just the right time as we have just adopted a kitten, and we have always owned dogs and birds, but never a cat. She is super playful and is always purring. The only time she mews is when we put her in the cat carrier, so that is obviously her way of telling us she doesn’t like being in there. I am sure that there are many more wonderful things to learn about our new pet within this book and its bonuses.
I enjoyed reading this article, It was very informative and helpful. Cats are fascinating and mysterious animals with rich and complex communication systems. This guide provides excellent tools to help anyone to communicate better with cats and understand their needs, emotions, and personality. I agree that understanding your cat is a way of showing respect and appreciation for its unique personality and needs, and will allow you to improve your connection with your cat.
Thank you for sharing this valuable resource!