This is a YouTube video titled "SONIDOS para ATRAER GATOS 📣🐈 ¡Sonidos para que tu GATO VENGA!" created in September 2024. The content is an informative presentation explaining various sounds that attract cats, such as opening food containers, certain consonant sounds, bird calls, human voice, kitchen noises, and music. It aims to educate cat owners on how to use these sounds to engage and calm their pets.
Today on Animal Expert, we reveal what sounds attract cats. Let's find out what they are first. Opening a can or bag of food if you live with a cat, you've probably noticed that few sounds attract it more than opening a can of food or a bag of kibble. Cats associate these sounds with food, which makes them come quickly to your side. If their insistence bothers you, it's best to stop making the noise and move away so they learn to wait. Second Sound this sound has a magnetic effect on cats. If you try it with yours, you'll be surprised. The frequency of the consonant S is what causes this reaction. According to professor of ethology Peter Pongritz, there is a cultural transmission between generations in the sounds we use to communicate with them. In addition, this sound is similar to the noises made by small prey such as mice or insects, which arouses the interest of cats who may think there is something to hunt. 3. Chirps or bird calls the sound of birds chirping or singing is one of the most appealing sounds to cats. This is due to their hunting instincts that have been honed over thousands of years. In the wild, a cat relies on its hearing to locate prey, such as birds or small rodents. Sounds that mimic these creatures can pique their interest and awaken their desire to stalk and hunt. It's not uncommon to see a cat sneak up on a speaker playing birds, displaying the same attentiveness as if it were chasing real prey. Hey. 4. Your voice. Your cat recognizes you not only by your voice, but also by your unique walk and scent. Your voice is one of your cat's favorite sounds. Scientists agree that certain sounds we make, such as whistling or clicking our tongues, attract felines because they mimic those they encounter in nature. 5. Kitchen sounds boiling water, sizzling oil, or the sound of salmon or chicken fillets cooking are irresistible to cats. Experts say that boiling water reminds them of certain biological sounds, while hot oil makes them salivate. The aroma of cooking meat or fish completes this attention. Discover other sounds that cats love in the video on the card. 6. Rats whispering contrary to popular belief, cats are not attracted to rats because they are their favorite prey, but because they emit high frequencies that we cannot hear. In fact, birds are their favorite prey. At Animal Expert, we recommend that you allow your cat visual access to the outdoors, either through a window or a protected balcony. This is important for maintaining their cognitive stimulation and balance. 7. Music cats highly developed hearing makes them have a preference for high pitched tones and sustained rhythms. This reminds them of the early days of their life when the sounds that calmed them were their mother's heartbeat, her purring, and the sound of suckling. Classical music is ideal for relaxing cats in stressful situations such as fireworks or storms. Instruments such as the violin, cat cello, and electronic keyboard have a rhythm that synchronizes with the structure of a cat's purr, which is directly related to their heart rate. If you want to continue learning about cat behavior, don't miss the playlist that we have left for you here. Tell us, are you going to try any of these sounds to bring your cat to sleep? Until next time, experts.
