In the process of raising cats, cats may have tail shaking, but sometimes cats shake occasionally, but sometimes they keep shaking. So what does cats have tail shaking mean? Maybe many people don’t know, so let me give you some popular science. 1. F...
In the process of raising cats, cats may have tail shaking, but sometimes cats shake occasionally, but sometimes they keep shaking. So what does cats have tail shaking mean? Maybe many people don’t know, so let me give you some popular science.
1. Frightened
If a cat is frightened, such as hearing a loud noise, strangers entering and leaving at home, etc., the cat will tremble its tail due to nervousness and fear, and sometimes it will make warning calls. If this is the case, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to a quiet place to rest to ensure the environment is stable and the cat will gradually calm down.
2. Demonstration
When a cat is threatened, its tail will erect and shake to intimidate the other party. At the same time, some cats will also make arching their backs. This means that the cat may attack at any time, so it is recommended that the owner should not approach the cat easily, so as not to be accidentally injured by the cat.
3. When the cat is stretching, its tail will naturally shake as it is shaking. This time usually means that the cat feels very relaxed and comfortable, so the owner does not have to worry too much.
4. Pain
If the cat's tail has been damaged by external forces, such as collision, smashing, or rupture of the tail, due to severe pain, the tail may tremble, and the cat may not want its owner to touch its tail. This situation is more serious, and it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time.
