How do cats communicate with body language, and what are some of the most common signals that they use to convey their mood or intentions?
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Cats communicate with body language in a variety of ways. Common signals that cats use to convey their mood or intentions include ear and tail positioning, meowing, purring, and facial expressions. Cats also use vocalizations and physical contact to communicate with other cats and with humans.
For example, cats may raise their tails in the air when they feel happy or excited, flatten their ears when they feel threatened or scared, and purr when they feel content. By understanding these signals, you can better understand your cat's mood and needs.
For example, cats may raise their tails in the air when they feel happy or excited, flatten their ears when they feel threatened or scared, and purr when they feel content. By understanding these signals, you can better understand your cat's mood and needs.