But one movement is largely confined to adult domestic cats: tail-up, whereby the articulate appendage is held perpendicular to the cat’s back, with the tip pointed forward at an approaching ...

If you suspect this, take your cat to the vet, who can take a look and let you know if the anal glands are the reason your cat is playing with their tail. 5. Feline hyperesthesia syndrome ...

Decode your cat’s mood and the meaning behind their tail positions and movements. Cats express a lot about how they're feeling by the way they carry their tails. Cats use their tails as an ...

The post 7 essential tips to safely introduce puppies to adult cats appeared first on Dog's Best Life. Bringing a puppy home is a time of excitement, enthusiasm, and sheer ridiculousness. After ...

For centuries, humans have wondered about their feline companions’ mysterious ways. Now, science reveals that the cat is finally out of the bag regarding one of their most intriguing behaviors – the ...

The second and third conditions changed the tone used (cat-directed or adult-directed) for the cat's owner or a stranger's voice, ... ear moving, pupil dilation, and tail moving, amongst others.

At last count, kittens were known to use nine different forms of vocalization, while adult cats uttered 16. That we could better understand what a cat wants by using visual and vocal cues may seem ...

Pugsley the cat won the Guinness World Record for longest tail on a domestic cat, living, on March 26, 2025. The Minnesota Maine Coon is 2 years old and his tail is 18.5 inches long.

However, some cats display the exact opposite cat body language when they’re anxious or scared, notes Wolffberg. They may crouch up into a tight ball with their limbs and tail tucked away.

Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have captured images of a dusty “cat’s tail” in the young planetary system known as Beta Pictoris. This system is located just 63 light-years ...

If you suspect this, take your cat to the vet, who can take a look and let you know if the anal glands are the reason your cat is playing with their tail. 5. Feline hyperesthesia syndrome ...