What does it be a sign of when at cat top his tail subsidise and forth? Is it a sign of anger or a sign of playing?
its a sign of interest in something near by it, so yeah i guess its a sign of playing.
A cat does this when it is in alert mode. It can be because the cat is getting ready to attack or because it feel wary of something it sees. Cats also do this when they are angry and getting ready to lash out.
Playful cats that are chasing respectively other or playing hide and seek together will also wag their tails similar to this because they feel excited and are in alert mode.
Answers: A cats body language can be influenced by the environment it has grown up in.
Typically, tail wave or twitching in cats is considered a sign of annoyance or excitement e.g during playing or a new experience. Usually this is accompanied by yawning eyes (adrenaline, nervous response, fight or flight etc), the ears may be turned down or back indicating aggression, mock-play, excitement or shock.
Cats raised with dogs or born into dog-owning households can adopt their happy tail wave behaviour, which then means stroking, fuss and pleasant experiences are accompany by tail swirling and waving. Usually this could be accompanied by slit relaxed eyes, obvious satisfaction of being touched, headbutt kissing etc. This does not necessarily mean such a cat would not also tail wave contained by anger.
Some behaviours are innate and instinct, others are learned so the behaviour set of any individual cat can change.
Hope that helps.
aren't cats just adorable? lol. a cat's tail will wag when they're playing, or ready to pounce on something like a bird, mouse etc. cats are really playful and that's what they do.dont stress.
If it's a faster wave back and forth then it is Anger
Generally it's a sign of annoyance.But sometimes my cat purrs while wagging her tail. But I think she lone does that to annoy me.
My cats lash their tails when they are pissed.
it is a sign of playing whether the cats eye are wide open but if the eyes are squinting run
Can be more of a "annoyance", "anger" or "playing" - depends on how much of the tail is waving stern and forth and the eyes and ear positions as to which it is.
It can mean both, my cat even does it when she is purring
both but mostly annoyed
It's a sign of playing
Mostly anger. But It can be both if you were recently playing beside your cat, so It could really be ether or. But I think it is mostly playing.
