Do Cats Show Remorse After Attacking Their Owners?
Cat owners know that their cats are intelligent animals that can take care of themselves very well most of the time. But how far does a cat’s intelligence go? Do cats ever show any remorse after attacking their owners? Cats that are well taken care of and treated with affection by their cat owners do not usually have any reason to lash out and attack their owners unless they are taken to the vet for medical treatment or they are scolded for scratching the furniture. Even mild tempered cats can become disgruntled and turn on the hand that feeds them by unexpectedly scratching them. Just as there is always a reason why a baby cries, so there is a reason why a cat scratches its owner. But, it is often a spur of the moment action on the cat’s part that can leave a cat owner shocked that mild tempered Kitty would ever scratch her owner. But rather than spend the rest of the day planning her next move, Kitty may be feeling remorseful at what she has done, particularly if the scratch was deep
