Tail Language A raised tail often signifies happiness or confidence. A puffed-up tail can indicate fear or aggression. Slow, sweeping movements might mean your cat is feeling playful.
Ear Position Forward-facing ears show curiosity or attentiveness. Flattened ears can signal anger or fear.
Slow Blinks A cat giving you slow blinks is expressing trust and affection. Returning the gesture is like saying "I love you" in cat language.
Kneading Cats knead with their paws when they feel content and comfortable. This is often a behavior associated with kittenhood.
Body Posture A relaxed, stretched-out body shows your cat feels safe. A crouched posture with wide eyes suggests stress or fear.
Facial Expressions Dilated pupils can indicate excitement or fear, while narrowed pupils might show aggression or contentment.
Rubbing and Head-Butting Cats mark their territory and show affection by rubbing their head or body against you. It’s their way of saying, "You belong to me."