When your pet is making noises or acting strangely, there are some steps you can take to understand the cause and act accordingly:

1. Trying to understand the reason:
Pay attention to the animal's environment: are there changes in the environment (such as loud noises, new people or other animals)?
Checking the state of health: does the animal look sick or injured? Possible pain can cause strange behavior.
2. Observation of behavior:
Pay attention to other symptoms: are there symptoms such as lack of appetite, lack of activity or a change in sleeping habits?
Documenting the behavior: Record the animal's behavior, including hours, the type of sounds and the surrounding external conditions.

3. Contact with a veterinarian:
Scheduling an appointment: If the behavior does not stop or worsens, contact a veterinarian for a medical examination. This is especially important if there is concern about injury or illness.
Describe the behavior: Give the vet details about the strange sounds and behavior so he can better assess the situation.
4. Improving the environment:
Provide a quiet and safe place: Pets may feel stressed in noisy environments. Make sure they have a quiet place to get away.
Clouds and interaction: Sometimes animals need extra stimulation. Investing in games or activities can relieve feelings of boredom or stress.
5. Positive reinforcement:
Reward calm behavior: If your pet starts to behave better, reinforce it with positive reinforcement.

6. Communication with the animal:
Talk to the animal: Often, pets respond to the human voice. Talk to her pleasantly to calm her down.
If the strange behavior continues or if there is a concern for her health, it is important to contact a specialist as soon as possible. Patience and love are the keys to success!

7. Make sure you have a regular schedule:
Pets love routine. Keeping regular times for food, play and sleep can help reduce stress and create a sense of security.
8. Learning about the specific needs of the animal:
Knowledge of the animal breed: Each breed of pet may require different behavioral or physical care. Learn about the needs and characteristics of your animal breed.
Adaptation to personal needs: every animal is unique. Adjust your approach according to your pet's behavior and individual needs.
9. Use of relaxation techniques:
Calm music: There are studies that suggest that calm music can calm pets. You can try playing soft music while the animal looks tense.
Use of relaxation products: There are sprays or natural additives that are specially made to calm pets in stressful situations.

10. Educational guidance:
Participation in courses: pet training or behavior courses can provide you with additional tools for understanding the pet and improving the relationship between you.
Reading about animal behavior: Books and articles about animal behavior can give you more knowledge about your pet's needs and reactions.
11. Patience and empathy:
Give the animal time: If your pet is experiencing any change, it may need time to get used to the new situation. Be patient and try to understand her situation.
Understanding her feelings: an empathic approach will help you be more attentive to your pet's needs and build a strong and reliable relationship.