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- Our cute little feline friends are not only lethal hunters in nature but also very social and like to know their environment and the creatures living in it.
- Whenever you see a cat waving its tail, it can be a sign of mixed emotions, or it is alerted to something around.
Cat’s Tail-language Why Do Cats Wag Their Tails?
Whenever you see a cat waving its tail, it can be a sign of mixed emotions, or it is alerted to something around. One common reason for wagging tails in cats, while they are lying down, is frustration and irritation. As we know, cats communicate through their tails as well, so we cannot conclude if it is a specific signal.
It depends upon various conditions and environmental factors that we will describe in the coming context. Overstimulation of something can be the main reason why cats swish their tails and lie at the same time.
One of the most common questions related to Cats waving their tail is: What is your cat trying to say? This wagging of its tail can mean it is either a little annoyed by something or it’s overstimulated and wants to have some space or lonely time for itself.
Sometimes, it can also mean that our feminine friends have loads of energy and want to play even when they are lying down and pretending to rest.
