How Cats Show Affection Through Their Tails
From tail puffing to twining to rubbing, cats use their tails in a variety of ways to express their affection and establish bonds with those around them.
From tail puffing to twining to rubbing, cats use their tails in a variety of ways to express their affection and establish bonds with those around them.
Most cats enjoy being pet by their owners – learn to understand how your cat communicates they want to be pet.
You can tell the difference between cats playing or fighting by looking at their body language and vocalizations.
Despite their independent reputation, cats do form close bonds with humans and other cats.
While it’s not an instinctive trait, cats can learn to look where a human is pointing.
Cats who are on friendly terms will sniff noses as a way of greeting each other.
Cats like to approach humans on their own terms for affection.
Hand gestures, sign language, and flashlights are some of the strategies you can use to communicate with your deaf cat.