A twitching cat's tail has many meanings, and owners should pay attention to it. First of all, if a cat is frightened, it will shake its tail when showing nervousness and fear. Secondly, if a cat is threatened, it will also demonstrate by shaking its tail to intimidate the other party. Furthermore, when a cat stretches, its tail will shake unconsciously, which is usually when the cat is relatively relaxed. Finally, if the cat's tail has been injured by external force, it will also cause the cat to tremble due to pain. In this case, it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time.
1. Being frightened
If a cat is frightened, such as hearing a loud noise, having a stranger come in or out of the house, etc., the cat will shake its tail out of nervousness and fear, and sometimes A warning call will also be made. If this is the case, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to a quiet place to rest to ensure that the environment is stable, and the cat will gradually calm down.
2. Demonstration
When a cat is threatened, it will erect its tail and shake it to intimidate the other party. At the same time, some cats will also arch their backs. At this time, it means that the cat may attack at any time, so it is recommended that the owner not get close to the cat easily to avoid being accidentally injured by the cat.
3. Stretching
When a cat stretches, its tail will naturally twitch because its body is exerting force. At this time, it usually means that the cat feels very relaxed and at ease, so the owner does not need to worry too much.
4. Pain
If the cat’s tail has suffered external injuries, such as bruises, smashes, broken tail vertebrae, etc., the severe pain may cause the tail to shake. At the same time, the cat may not want the 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.
