Every time the cat goes to the toilet, it will run wild and run around. What is it doing?


Let me first describe the performance of our cat! Sometimes after pulling, they rush out of the litter box at a flying speed, bring out a foot of litter, then run around the house for several times, whoosh back to the litter box, jump madly in the litter box, and then jump out to run! Whenever this time, I think our cat is probably going crazy!

Why do cats do this?

In Japan, there is a proprietary term for this phenomenon, called "Xiexiao Hi", which means that the mood is very high after going to the toilet. It sounds similar to our "social shake" feeling......

In fact, this self-hi behavior is related to the cat's original legacy of habits. When they survive in the wild, it happens to be the most dangerous time to go to the toilet. Just imagine, you just pulled hard, suddenly jumped out of a beast eyeing you, want to eat you! Are you running? Running? or running?!!

Therefore, in the cat's concept, it is safe to run away after pulling it. The behavior of our two-legged animals to play with mobile phones while squatting on the toilet is absolutely stupid in the eyes of master meow, and it is simply joking with life ~

However, being able to go to the toilet without defense is also a great sense of accomplishment for cats. Therefore, cats are flying around after going to the toilet and meowing, probably telling us: "I actually went to a toilet, isn't it great!"

Secondly, cats are very clean animals and are very sensitive to smell, so after going to the toilet, they will be smoked by their own poo or urine. They just want to get away quickly and escape quickly. The most direct way.

If it meows at you as soon as it is finished, or tries to attract your attention by other means, it may also be telling you: "I am finished, you should shovel excrement quickly!"

In addition, just like people, after the cat is finished, the body will become very relaxed. Burst is the way it expresses this pleasure!