Many cat owners like to think they share a special bond with their pet, with meows often interpreted as signs of affection. But a new study suggests you've probably been reading these signals all wrong.
Face it, your cat doesn't care about you! Felines only meow at their owner when they want something, study finds
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Many cat owners like to think they share a special bond with their pet, with meows often interpreted as signs of affection. But a new study suggests you've probably been reading these signals all wrong.
Key Takeaways
- Face it, your cat doesn't care about you!
- Felines only meow at their owner when they want something, study finds.
- Many cat owners like to think they share a special bond with their pet, with meows often interpreted as signs of affection.
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Published originally on Daily Mail UK
