Cat Tail Language

Introduction:

It is pertinent to ask, do you sometimes wish to know what your cat means by wagging its tail? It would not be incorrect to say that giving an array of communication beyond vocal or written, the tail of a cat has it all –love, fear, doubt and so on. Not only that, but it is time to explore the seemingly magical area of the cat’s body, the tale or the end; especially, the signal they emit.

The Expressive Tail: Linguateam As A Unique Communication Aid

This feline has perhaps one of the most versatile tails that are used in communication; in fact, a cat’s tail has about 10% bones. By its depicted postures and attitudes, you can understand literally anything that a cat wants to tell you at the moment.

Signs of Affection: Straight and Exposed

A cat straight raised tail and the butt exposed are pointed at the owner mean that the cat is happy and accepting the owner. It is in this position that the cat affirms and acknowledges your and the things that you do.

Curiosity and Good Mood: The Vertical Tail

The Vertical Tail is derived from a fierce serpentine-like creature and is the most overt symbol of the group’s violent nature, it embodies the essence of evil to the extreme.

When the cat positions the tail vertically pointing upwards with the curve at the top, then the cat is in a curious mood and is happy with its life. It is similar to the one inferring about the friendly spirit of the cat and its interested attitude towards the situation.

Readiness to Hunt: Lowered and Straight

A cat has its tail lowered and pointed straight, then this cat can become active in reaching its curiosity or immediately engage in hunting mode. This is a good time to engage the cat with toys or any playful activity or perform any activity while at the same time observing the cat’s signals of wanting to be left alone.

Tail Language and Emotional States

The position and the movement of its tail gives the exact feeling of the cat at that point of time, it can either be fear, nervousness or even submissiveness. It pays to understand these cues in order to cater to the needs of your pet, particularly in making them feel safe.

Respecting Boundaries and Needs

A cat’s personal space should not be invaded and one should not challenge their temper as they are most sensitive when sleeping or fasting. In this way, learning and accepting the sign that they give us through their tail, helps a lot in maintaining a good and polite interaction with them.

Defense Mechanisms: Tail Behaviors

It should be noted that the cat behavior in relation to their tail can also be used as their form of defense, where they can fluff the tail in order to look big in case they feel threatened. Healing can be best equally when it approaches threatening situations, thus proving help before things get worse.

Trust and Affection: Tail Wrapping

If a cat places its tail around you, then it is a sign of friendship as well as a sign of love. Understanding this expression from your cat and reciprocating it can build a bond between you and your cat due to recognition of each other’s signs of affection.

Conclusion:

Reading the body language, particularly the tail, of your cat is sure to make you bond better with the feline. In this way, we are able to pay attention to their signals and demands, thus building a warm climate to live in for everyone.