Recently at bedtime when I pet my cat he'll start flopping his tail around. Does this mean he's happy or getting annoyed?
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Annoyed?
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My Rosie does that, and that's a warning to me to tell me to stop or the claws and teeth come out
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Exellent question luvmycat1...
As Susan said in the above post....annoyed.
Cats tails are not just beautiful, they tell many tales.
Sorry, couldn't resist that.
Here is a link that will take you to an article that will help you understand what a cat's tail is telling you.
Scroll near the bottom of this article...
there are pictures too.
http://www.messybeast.com/cat_talk2.htm
Have fun...
As Susan said in the above post....annoyed.
Cats tails are not just beautiful, they tell many tales.
Sorry, couldn't resist that.
Here is a link that will take you to an article that will help you understand what a cat's tail is telling you.
Scroll near the bottom of this article...
there are pictures too.
http://www.messybeast.com/cat_talk2.htm
Have fun...
Lei what an excellent link that is!
Awwww the picture of Sara and Ginny headbutting
Jack headbutts the girls
Originally Posted by xocats
Cats tails are not just beautiful, they tell many tales.
Sorry, couldn't resist that.
Awwww the picture of Sara and Ginny headbutting
Jack headbutts the girls
Trouts tail flicks when she feels annoyed or playful...its a surefire sign she is either going to bite me or start running amock in the apartment
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When Popsie does it though it's more of a lazy flopping rather than a frantic thrashing. That why I wasn't sure what he's trying to convey.
