Our feline friends say a lot with their body language. Here's why cats wag their tails, according to an expert.

A cat will often use its tail to convey emotions, swishing it from side to side or thumping it on the ground. Each wag can have a different meaning, but new owners in particular might find it ...

For example, a 2021 study in the journal Animals found that when cats interact with each other, they usually keep their tails down and rely more on their ears to express how they're feeling.

Experts talk cat behavior—from tail tells, to stealing, to the speedy exits known as “zoomies.” General Boots, a mixed breed cat, at the Capital Humane Society in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Puffy and fluffy sounds all cuddly and inviting, but it’s not when it comes to your cat’s tail. If you startle your cat, or if it is frightened of another cat or animal, its tail will be ...

Lili Chin had long been an animal lover, but she’d only ever had dogs as pets — until a beloved pup passed in 2020. Heartbroken, she got two cats — Mambo and Shimmy — and quickly fell in love.

Reading aloud to a non-judgmental audience – such as kittens – can help increase children’s motivation and confidence in ...

Manx cats have no tails, but they get along just fine. It was probably a Manx cat . This breed originated centuries ago on the Isle of Man, off the coast of England.