Many people will tell us that cats are wagging their tails, but do you know what that means?

Cats wag their tails to call the shots and say they're hungry, but many cats treat humans as their subordinates.

The cat wagging its tail means that it is happy and in a good mood, and if it wagging its tail to its owner, it wants to please its owner and wants us to pet it.

The cat's tail is down, the tip of the tail is up, and it shakes slowly, and the cat is in a more relaxed state under this kind of sentimental finger seepage, indicating that it is more leisurely and comfortable, and shake its tail to have a pastime. The cat's tail is down, the tip of the tail is up, and it is slowly shaken, in this case the cat is in a more relaxed state, indicating that it is more leisurely and comfortable, and shake its tail for recreation.

The cat's tail does not lift or shake much, indicating that it is curious, and it may appear in this state when observing something. If it has a cocked tail and wags quickly, it may be of interest to you.

The cat's tail droops and shakes quickly, indicating panic. If the cat's tail is drooping and caught between the receasing, it means that it is very scared and panicked, and it is important to pay attention to what scares the cat.

The cat swings sharply and slowly to indicate pleasure, such as after eating and drinking. The cat wags its tail slightly from side to side to indicate anxiety. The cat quickly wags its tail back and forth to indicate excitement.

The cat wags its tail from side to side pointing down to indicate discomfort. When the cat is happy when it is full of food and drink, the tail will wag slowly and sharply, and even in sleep, the cat will occasionally wagging its tail. If you find that the cat is starting to be restless and the tail is shaking from side to side slightly, think about whether you have forgotten your cat's meal, or if you have been playing with the cat for too long, and the cat has not had enough sleep.

When the cat is anxious, such as when it is hungry or wants to sleep, its tail will wag slightly from side to side, and at the same time tell the owner "I am hungry" or "I am sleepy".

Dogs wag their tails because they are in a happy mood and are extremely excited, but cats wagging their tails back and forth quickly are the opposite. When the cat's tail is quickly wagged back and forth, it indicates that it is very excited at the moment, and it is necessary to let the cat leave the environment or object that makes it excited in time. For example, when two cats confront each other, the cat will have this reaction, if you have this reaction after petting it, please stop stroking immediately, otherwise the cat may jump up and down and scratch people.

If the cat's tail is shaking from side to side, don't slack off, it may be that the cat is conveying the message to you that it is sick, and it is impossible for a healthy cat to pull its tail downward. If you see your cat's tail hanging down and waging from side to side, you should immediately take your cat to a veterinarian for examination.

When a cat encounters a frightened or threatened animal, its tail will take on a U-shape and be tucked between the strands. The cat will also lie down to make its whole body look smaller, as if telling the other person: don't attack my weak little cutie.

1. A cat's tail can not only be used to maintain balance, but also to express a lot of ideas. The cat wagging its tail may be looking for the owner to give some delicious food, or want to seek the owner's attention, or to show you kindness, or it may be that the owner is very excited, and many situations will make the cat wagging its tail.

2. Wagging the tail is a good phenomenon, indicating that the owner is very close to it, feels very safe, and trusts the owner very much. If the cat's breathing rate is normal when sleeping, and there is no shortness of breath, it is a normal physiological phenomenon to have a tail wagging action while sleeping. When the cat is sleeping and resting, the cat may only wag its tail slightly when the cat owner calls the cat's name, indicating a response to the owner, and less often look up at the owner.