When a cat slowly wags its tail, it may indicate that it is thinking. When the cat's tail shakes violently, it means that the cat is in a very excited state or is about to attack, which means that the cat is very angry and needs to be vigilant.

What does cat wagging its tail mean?

A cat's tail wagging means happy, curious, impatient, nervous, angry, afraid, etc., which is related to the strength and frequency of the cat's tail wagging. A cat wagging its tail regularly means that the cat is in a good mood, is in a good mood, and means happiness. Cats wag their tails because they are comfortable and in a good mood, which is a happy state when the cat is with the owner and the owner pets the cat.

The cat's tail is slightly bent, and the tip of the tail is slightly bent and swung upwards, indicating that the cat is in a relaxed state; the cat's curious expression is that the tail is slightly tilted, slightly bent and swayed, indicating that the cat is interested in something. When the cat's tail is raised, the tip of the tail is bent, and swayed from time to time, it means that the cat has a strong interest in you, wants to express friendliness, and is willing to approach you. The cat is wagging its tail downwards and sideways to indicate that it is uncomfortable.

The cat's tail is wagging, but it is forceful, which means the cat is angry.

The cat's tail wiggles regularly and vigorously, indicating that the cat is nervous, excited, and impatient. When a cat is in a particularly stressful situation, he will ease his nervousness by wagging his tail. Sometimes when the cat confronts other animals, the tail will be very straight and the hair will explode, which indicates that the cat is in a state of alert and attack at any time, and it is necessary to pay strict attention to the cat at this time.