Cats primarily communicate through body language, and often it’s subtle signals like the twitching of the tail tip that we ...

A cat with its tail raised high feels confident, happy and content. If the tip twitches slightly, it’s a sign they’re especially excited to see you. A cat tucking its tail between its legs is a sign ...

Cat Tail Language Cats can't tell us how they're feeling. It can be annoying when we're not sure if they're happy or upset with us, or worrying when they can't tell us if they're sick.

Your cat may not speak your language, but they’re constantly communicating with you through body language—especially through their expressive tail. Understanding these subtle signals can transform ...

A cat with a tail pointed up in the air is happy and confident. Cats move their tail in the shape of a question mark when they’re greeting someone or are feeling playful and curious, according ...

A cat that’s excited will often have similar body language to a relaxed cat, but with a few variations. A good way to tell the difference is by noting the cat-tail language.

And, when a cat wraps its tail around your leg it’s a sign of friendship. Throughout the video, Cleo demonstrated the signs of a happy cat, with a straight, mostly still tail.

Context and body language can help you determine if your cat's swishing tail indicates playfulness or annoyance. Fadl explains that playfulness is more likely if the cat is in a hunting stance ...

From slow blinks to an upright tail, here’s some cues to look out for when reading your cat’s body language. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Eyes ...