Your cat may make angry cat noises, get jealous, seemingly purposefully knock something over, or pee on your new bedspread. Instead of instantly reacting, play detective, says Kavanaugh.

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“Your cat needs you to be watching and listening to what it tells you,” she says. “You have to figure out what the kitty is trying to say—and perhaps kitty is saying it’s angry or upset.