Cat ears and tails provide only a snapshot of a cat’s feelings. It’s important to also pay attention to other body parts, the overall posture, and the context in which the body communication ...

Cats rely on their eyes, ears, body and tail to express fear, anger, joy, contentment and curiosity, according to research published in the Irish Veterinary Journal. A cat's tail is remarkably ...

A video of a rescue cat who has just lost part of his tail has stunned more than 2.7 million TikTok viewers.. In the video posted by owner Michelle Ashley, Kelvin the Russian blue rescue cat can ...

Q: I am about to adopt a cat, my first. I want to understand what my new cat is trying to tell me through meowing and body language. Please educate me. A: ...

Your cat could be wagging its tail for a number of reasons. ... “The eyes, ears, and stance combined with tail position and movement are important clues to what the cat is feeling,” DeVoss says.

The authors recorded and rated the behavior intensity of cats reacting to the audio, checking for behaviors such as resting, ear moving, pupil dilation, and tail moving, amongst others.