Cat language decoded


By AGENCY
  • Animals
  • Monday, 02 Mar 2020

Cats use a wide variety of gestures and sounds to communicate different moods and needs. — dpa

Cats speak their own language, not only using sounds, but also gestures and scents that humans don’t understand all that well. Sometimes they purr, sometimes they claw at the furniture. What does it all mean?

When your cat struts, holding its tail in a vertical position, approaching you with the tip of its tail bent while nuzzling against your legs, it’s a good sign, experts say.

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