A hiss or a growl is easy to spot when our cats are trying to tell us something; however, there are some subtler clues your ...

"Slower movements of the tail, that may not involve the entire length of it, may mean an increased focus and not necessarily aggression," Siracusa said. "For example, before a cat pounces when ...

But besides using their tails to maintain their balance and control their movements, do cats' tails reveal anything about their state of mind? And what do the tail movements mean? Feline behavior ...

Your cat's tail is a built-in mood ring, and it's always sending signals. A softly swaying tail often indicates curiosity or contentment, while rapid movements can signal agitation. Certain ...

Your cat’s tail motions go far beyond swishing, and the position or general movement of your feline’s tail may reveal striking insight into their mood, says Butzer. Conversely, “if the tail ...

By paying attention to signals like tail flicks, ear twitches and whisker movements, cat owners can better interpret their pet's mood, deepen their bond and ensure a more harmonious home.

“We usually refer to cats as swishing their tails, as the movement is not quite the same as a dog’s wagging tail,” she says. “The meaning of the tail movements can be quite different in cats.

But one movement is largely confined to adult domestic cats: tail-up, whereby the articulate appendage is held perpendicular to the cat’s back, with the tip pointed forward at an approaching ...

Once they are out of kittenhood, cats use meows on people but not each other, opting for more subtle methods such as tail movement patterns and eye contact. Body language extends from nose to tail ...

Pet owners are only now discovering what it means when cats make unusual chirping noises, also known as trilling.