Zoosemiotics: Communication between a Human and a Cat

Conclusions
There are both conscious and unconscious things animals do. For example, the cat named Java most likely visits the litter box and kitchen unconsciously - specific sounds encourage instinctive action according to natural needs. However, the sound or appearance of the transport cage causes deliberate stress, as the cat understands the further action and tries to avoid it.
The cat recognizes its owner and uses body language to show that she trusts it. For example, climbing on the stomach in the morning, purring and letting the owner touch certain areas show that the cat trusts the owner. This does not happen to any other person the cat has met in its lifetime.
The cat is able to communicate without the larynx. For example, biting in case something is unsatisfactory replaces the meowing.  
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