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When a cat is frightened, its pupils dilate. This allows the cat to take in as much information as possible. When the cat is angry or aroused, its pupils constrict so it can focus on tiny details. Keep in mind, however, that since a cat’s pupils also change size depending on the light, you should pay attention to its body language when trying to figure out how it’s feeling.

Mewing isn’t the only sound cats make. Mother cats are often heard making a chirping noise when they are with their kittens. This is their way of getting their kittens’ attention and communicating with them. Occasionally, you might hear your own cat making this sound at you when she’s trying to get you to refill her food bowl.

If you hear a cat hissing, spitting, or growling, stay away, as this indicates that it is frightened or angry and may react aggressively if you get too close.