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It’s their way of saying “I’m thrilled to see you!” Some owners even notice this tail position when their cat is about to receive a tasty treat. The quivering motion is sometimes mistaken for ...

It’s their way of saying “I’m thrilled to see you!” Some owners even notice this tail position when their cat is about to receive a tasty treat. The quivering motion is sometimes mistaken for ...

Cats communicate with us using their tails, eyes, ears, body positions, and even their voices! But just as hearing one word or part of a sentence does not make sense without context, a simple tail ...

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Following are several tail positions and their meanings. In general, relaxed cats hold their tails in a neutral position, hanging down straight. As the cat’s attention and level of arousal ...

Baby the cat has a genetic mutation that makes his tail curl over his back in a spitzlike position. An unusual genetic mutation makes some cats’ tail curl over their back, giving them a striking ...

You may have noticed that your cat's tail moves in all sorts of ways, from quivering in an upright position, to swishing from side to side, to being held down close to the ground. But besides ...

Cats use their tails as an important part of their non-verbal communication, and you can figure out their mood based on their tail position. Discover the six most common cat tail meanings and what ...

Cats use their tails to express "a variety of emotion" – and understanding these signals can help owners better gauge their pet's mood. One specific tail position may suggest that the feline ...